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    The document describes an activity called "Spoon-tastic" where students investigate and compare images formed by a plane mirror and the back of a spoon. Students will observe how the orientation and type of image changes when an object like a coin is moved closer to or farther from each reflective surface. They will also analyze the relationship between object position and image formation and compare/contrast the characteristics of images formed by the two different mirrors.

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    The document describes an activity called "Spoon-tastic" where students investigate and compare images formed by a plane mirror and the back of a spoon. Students will observe how the orientation and type of image changes when an object like a coin is moved closer to or farther from each reflective surface. They will also analyze the relationship between object position and image formation and compare/contrast the characteristics of images formed by the two different mirrors.

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    The document describes an activity called "Spoon-tastic" where students investigate and compare images formed by a plane mirror and the back of a spoon. Students will observe how the orientation and type of image changes when an object like a coin is moved closer to or farther from each reflective surface. They will also analyze the relationship between object position and image formation and compare/contrast the characteristics of images formed by the two different mirrors.

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    Name: _______________________________________________________________________________

    What’s New
    Activity: Spoon-tastic!

    Materials: Activity sheets, mirror, spoon, coins

    Objective: Investigate and compare the images formed in plane mirrors and in the spoon.

    Direction:
    1) Place the plane mirror on a table and position an object(coin) of known size in front of it.
    2) Observe the image formed and record the changes in the orientation and type of image as the object is
    moved closer or farther from the mirror.
    3) Analyze the relationship between object position and image formation in plane mirror.
    4) Repeat the process using the back of the spoon.

    Processed Questions:
    1) Compare and contrast the characteristics of images formed by plane and spoon mirror.

    2) What happens to the orientation of the image formed in plane mirror when the object is moved closer?

    How about in the spoon?

    3) Explain the difference between a real and a virtual image formed or seen at the back of the spoon.

    Name: _______________________________________________________________________________

    What’s New
    Activity: Spoon-tastic!

    Materials: Activity sheets, mirror, spoon, coins

    Objective: Investigate and compare the images formed in plane mirrors and in the spoon.

    Direction:
    1) Place the plane mirror on a table and position an object(coin) of known size in front of it.
    2) Observe the image formed and record the changes in the orientation and type of image as the object is
    moved closer or farther from the mirror.
    3) Analyze the relationship between object position and image formation in plane mirror.
    4) Repeat the process using the back of the spoon.

    Processed Questions:
    1) Compare and contrast the characteristics of images formed by plane and spoon mirror.

    2) What happens to the orientation of the image formed in plane mirror when the object is moved closer?

    How about in the spoon?

    3) Explain the difference between a real and a virtual image formed or seen at the back of the spoon.
    Complete the table

    MIRROR Image near the mirror/spoon Image far from the mirro/spoon

    PLANE

    SPOON

    Complete the table

    MIRROR Image near the mirror/spoon Image far from the mirro/spoon

    PLANE

    SPOON

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