Physical Science Waves, Sound & Light

Wave Behaviors Lesson

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$4.25

Did you say no-prep lesson on wave behaviors? Sure did! This interactive lesson will engage your students in the different ways that mechanical and electromagnetic waves behave. Interactive Lessons are great for direct instruction, self-paced learning, your flipped classroom, science centers, partners, small groups, and so much more!

  • Interactive lesson
  • Google Slides™
  • PowerPoint
  • Instant download

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Description

Did you say no-prep lesson on wave behaviors? Sure did! This interactive lesson will engage your students in the different ways that mechanical and electromagnetic waves behave. Interactive Lessons are great for direct instruction, self-paced learning, your flipped classroom, science centers, partners, small groups, and so much more!

 

A print and digital version is included!

 

 

⭐ Use digital interactive lessons to scaffold!

 

Wave Behaviors Interactive lesson/review for:

  • ways that waves behave
  • reflection definition and examples
  • Law of Reflection
  • incident wave and reflected wave
  • refraction definition and examples
  • diffraction definition and examples
  • interference definition and examples
  • constructive and destructive interference
  • absorption definition and examples
  • transmission definition and examples
  • scattering definition and example
  • and more!

 

Wave Behaviors Interactive Activities include:

  • drag-and-drop activities
  • type in the text box to answer
  • matching
  • KWL
  • exploring outside resources
  • and more!

 

There are 35 slides in all and an answer key is included!

 

When you purchase this product, you will be given access to a link that will allow you to open the file that is compatible with Google Slides™. You will then be able to share this with your students. If you’d like, there is a PPT version as well!