Light Makes a Rainbow.Pdf

Light Makes a Rainbow.Pdf

Physical Physical Physical Light Makes a Rainbow Light Makes Physical s e k a a M M t t h h g g i i Coan L a a Sharon Coan Light Makes a Sharon Coan, M.S.Ed. Consultants Sally Creel, Ed.D. Curriculum Consultant Leann Iacuone, M.A.T., NBCT, ATC Riverside Unified School District Jill Tobin California Teacher of the Year Semi-Finalist Burbank Unified School District Image Credits: pp.6–7, 16–17, 24 Andyworks/ iStock; p.16 (top) Tim Bradley; pp.20–21 (illustrations) Janelle Bell-Martin; all other images from Shutterstock. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Coan, Sharon, author. Light makes a rainbow / Sharon Coan, M.S.Ed.; consultants, Sally Creel, Ed.D. curriculum consultant, Leann Iacuone, M.A.T., NBCT, ATC Riverside Unified School District, Jill Tobin, California Teacher of the Year Semi-Finalist Burbank Unified School District. pages cm Summary: ˝Light is very important. It helps us see. Sometimes, light makes a rainbow of different colors. Light is a kind of energy.˝— Provided by publisher. Audience: K to grade 3. Includes index. ISBN 978-1-4807-4566-7 (pbk.) ISBN 978-1-4807-5056-2 (ebook) 1. Light—Juvenile literature. 2. Color—Juvenile literature. I. Title. QC360.C58 2015 535—dc23 2014013152 Teacher Created Materials 5301 Oceanus Drive Huntington Beach, CA 92649-1030 http://www.tcmpub.com ISBN 978-1-4807-4566-7 © 2015 Teacher Created Materials, Inc. Table of Contents Making a Rainbow ............. 4 What Is Light? ................ 8 Light and Color .............. 12 Rainbow Colors .............. 16 Let’s Do Science! ............. 20 Glossary .................... 22 Index ...................... 23 Your Turn! ................... 24 3 Making a Rainbow You see rain. You see the sun. 4 You know what that means. You see a rainbow! 5 A rainbow happens when light goes through water drops. 6 The drops bend the light. When the light bends, it splits into colors. water droplet sunlight This water droplet makes a rainbow of color. 7 What Is Light? Light is a kind of energy. It moves very fast. Energy Energy is the ability to do work or be active. lamp stars 8 Scientists think light moves faster than all other things. flashlight All of the things on this page give off light. sun 9 The energy of light is in small parts. The parts move together in waves. Light waves move like ripples in a pond. 10 The waves are called light waves. 11 Light and Color Light from the sun holds all the colors mixed together. Sunlight looks white, but it has all the colors. 12 Each color has its own wavelength. A wavelength is how wide the wave is. Violet has the shortest wavelength. Red has the longest wavelength. 13 Drops of water can bend the waves of light. When they do, the color waves line up. Water drops can bend light. 14 The colors line up from the longest wave to the shortest. They always line up in the same order. Prisms can bend light, too! 15 Rainbow Colors Think of a man named Roy G. Biv. The letters of his name stand for the colors! yellow orange red 16 The colors are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. violet indigo blue green 17 The colors come out when the sun shines through the rain. They make a pretty rainbow! 18 19 LetÕs Do Science! What happens when light goes through water? Try this and see! What to Get ❍❍ paper and pencil ❍❍ spray bottle 20 What to Do 1 Fill a spray bottle 1 with water. 2 Go outside on a 2 sunny day. 3 Hold your spray bottle 3 in front of you. Quickly spray water into the air a few times. 4 What do you see? 4 Draw what you observed on a sheet of paper. 21 Glossary energy—usable power that comes from heat, electricity, or light light waves—the way light flows in an up and down motion scientists—people who study science wavelength—the distance between the tops of two waves 22 Index energy, 8, 10 light, 6–10, 12, 14–15 rain, 4, 18 rainbow, 4–7, 16, 18, 24 Roy G. Biv, 16 scientists, 9 sun, 4, 9, 12, 18 23 Your Turn! Spinning Colors Cut a circle out of paper. Draw lines to make six sections. Color the sections to match the picture above. Hold a pencil on the middle of the circle and spin it quickly. What do you see? 24 .

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