The document discusses how the length of shadows changes depending on the position of the sun. It states that shadows are longest in the morning and afternoon when the sun is low on the horizon because the light rays strike the ground at an angle. Shadows are shortest at midday when the sun is high overhead and light rays strike the ground at a right angle. As the position of the sun changes from east to west over the course of the day, the length and position of shadows in the surroundings also changes. The document provides examples to help students understand how the angle of sunlight affects shadow formation and length.
The document discusses how the length of shadows changes depending on the position of the sun. It states that shadows are longest in the morning and afternoon when the sun is low on the horizon because the light rays strike the ground at an angle. Shadows are shortest at midday when the sun is high overhead and light rays strike the ground at a right angle. As the position of the sun changes from east to west over the course of the day, the length and position of shadows in the surroundings also changes. The document provides examples to help students understand how the angle of sunlight affects shadow formation and length.
The document discusses how the length of shadows changes depending on the position of the sun. It states that shadows are longest in the morning and afternoon when the sun is low on the horizon because the light rays strike the ground at an angle. Shadows are shortest at midday when the sun is high overhead and light rays strike the ground at a right angle. As the position of the sun changes from east to west over the course of the day, the length and position of shadows in the surroundings also changes. The document provides examples to help students understand how the angle of sunlight affects shadow formation and length.
Subject: SCIENCE Lesson Title: LENGTH OF SHADOWS AS THE POSITION OF THE SUN CHANGES Learning Competency: Describe the changes in the position and length of shadows in the surroundings as the position of the sun changes ( S4ES-IV-h-9) Reference: Module 6 SCIENCE LAS No.: Q4-Week 6
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Light rays travel in a straight line. When light is blocked with an object, shadow will be formed. In the morning, as the sun rises or sets in the afternoon, it is low on the horizon, its light rays are slanted as they hit the ground, longer shadows are formed. When the sun is high or nearly above the horizon, the sunlight strikes the ground at nearly a right angle so a shorter shadow is formed. When the sun is directly above the horizon, the light rays of the sun strike directly above the object so no visible shadow is seen on the ground since the shadow of the entire body would fit in the footprints. The changes in the position and length of shadows in the surroundings depend on the angle at which the sunlight strikes the object to the ground. Difficult word: Horizon - the line where the earth seems to meet A. Directions: Write True if the statement is correct and False if not. D ________ Light rays travel in a zigzag line. ________ When the light rays cannot pass through an object, there is a formation of shadow. ________ The shadow is shortest when the sun is high on the sky. ________ The shadow is longest when the sun is low on the sky. ________ The length and position of shadow will not change as the sun change its position. ✓ DIVISION OF CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET (LAS) GRADE FOUR
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Subject: SCIENCE Lesson Title: LENGTH OF SHADOWS AS THE POSITION OF THE SUN CHANGES Learning Competency: Describe the changes in the position and length of shadows in the surroundings as the position of the sun changes ( S4ES-IV-h-9) Reference: Module 6 SCIENCE LAS No.: Q4-Week 6