Do Now: How does a cow see? 17L 17R Standard 6b: ??? Do Now: How does a cow see? 6/13/11 Standard 6b: Students know that for an object to be seen, light emitted by it must be detected by the eye Objective: Students will explain how the eyes see light and how the brain creates the image 6/13/11 17L 17R

Today’s Agenda Do Now: How does a cow see? (15 min) 2. Notes: Vision has 5 steps (20 min) 3. You Do (10 min) 4. Vision Project Directions (10 min) 5. Finish Rough Draft and Begin Final Draft of Vision Project (65 min)

Do Now: How does a cow see? (page 63) B A Look at the cow eye and the parts that are labeled. Write a 4-5 sentence paragraph describing how the parts of the eye work together so that the cow can see the grass it eats. 17L

Do Now: How does a cow see? page 63 B D E A ANSWER: The white light strikes the green grass, which reflects the green light waves. The green light passes through the CORNEA (A) and the PUPIL (C). The IRIS (B) opens and closes to let more light in or to keep too much light out. The green light then passes through the LENS (D) and gets focused onto the RETINA (E). The cones absorb the green light.

Notes: Vision has 5 steps! ??? Do Now: Inside the Cow Eye 6/13/11 Standard 6b: Students know that for an object to be seen, light emitted by it is detected by the eye Objective: Students will explain how the eyes and brain work together to see an object 6/13/11 Notes: Vision has 5 steps! You Do: 1. 2. 3. 17L 17R

Notes: Vision has 5 steps 5. Homer’s brain receives the signal from the optic nerves. It turns the image right side up.  2. The blue doughnut ABSORBS the colors red, orange, yellow, green, indigo, and violet. Homer won’t see these colors!!! 3. The blue doughnut REFLECTS the blue light waves out and into his cornea, pupil, and lens. 1. The lamp shines visible light (7 colors) onto the blue doughnut. 4. Homer’s lens FOCUSES the light onto the retina. The image is upside down. The retina changes the light into electrical signals and sends them to the brain by the optic nerves. 17 R

You Do #1 Eye (Retina) 3. What does the retina do with the light? 1. What happens to the white light that shines on the white flower? 2. What parts of the eye does the light pass through to get from outside the eye to the back of the eye? Eye (Retina) 3. What does the retina do with the light? Visual Center of the brain Optic Nerve

You Do #1 Eye (Retina) Optic Nerve What happens to the white light that shines on the white flower? The white light strikes the white Flower. It is reflected back out and into the eye. 2. What parts of the eye does the light pass through to get from outside the eye to the back of the eye? The light passes through the cornea, pupil, lens, and onto the retina. 3. What does the retina do with the light? The retina has rod and cone cells that absorb the light and turn it into an electrical impulse. This electrical impulse is sent to the brain through the optic nerve. Eye (Retina) Visual Center of the Brain Optic Nerve

Since we don’t want to be like Homer…we will stop talking about eating donuts, and start talking about fruits and veggies!!!

What is your favorite fruit or vegetable??? Choose a fruit or veggie that is the color of one of the 7 colors of the spectrum.

Due Date: Thursday/Friday (June 16/ 17) Vision Project: How do I see??? Objective: Students will explain how light, their eyes, and their brain work together to allow them to see their favorite fruit or vegetable. On page 17 R, we took notes on how Homer sees his donut. Now it is your turn to explain how you are able to see your favorite fruit or vegetable. Due Date: Thursday/Friday (June 16/ 17)

Notes: Vision has 5 steps 5. Homer’s brain receives the signal from the optic nerves. It turns the image right side up.  2. The blue doughnut ABSORBS the colors red, orange, yellow, green, indigo, and violet. Homer won’t see these colors!!! 3. The blue doughnut REFLECTS the blue light waves out and into his cornea, pupil, and lens. 1. The lamp shines visible light (7 colors) onto the blue doughnut. 4. Homer’s lenses FOCUS the light onto the retina. The image is upside down. The retina turn this image into electrical signals and sends them to the brain by the optic nerves. 17 R

Project Requirements: Include DETAILED information about each of the 5 steps of vision (from the light source to the brain.) 2. Include both pictures and written information. 3. All information needs to be correct and based on pages 38-64 in the textbook and/or our notes from pages 1L-17R in the notebook. 4. Include 10 vocabulary words from the word wall. Underline them. 5. Organize the information and pictures on the page so it is easy to understand. Use all white space, correct spelling and punctuation. Please copy on page 18R in notebook. Points: /15 /5 POINTS POSSIBLE= 35 GRADE: 5= 31-35  4 = 25-30  3 = 20-24 2 = 13-19  1 = 12 or below  18R

You have CHOICES of what you will make!!! Poster—explain the 5 steps with pictures, arrows, and paragraphs 2. Comic Strip—explain the 5 steps in a comic strip format 3. Fictional Story with illustrations—write a story with a setting, characters, plot, & pictures that explain the 5 steps of vision Please don’t forget: Title (make it funny!) Name, Date, Period Drawings or pictures Make your project correct and complete

Today’s Exit Pass on page 18L: Decide if you are making a poster, comic strip, or writing a story Decide on what fruit/vegetable you will use Complete your rough draft Wednesday’s Agenda: Do Now (5 min) Study Guide for test (10 min) Work on final draft of project (40 min) Thurs/Fri.’s Agenda: Share and turn in project(10 min) Unit 10 Test (70 min) 3. Preparation for frog dissection (40 min)

Vision Project Rough Draft I will make a _________. (poster, comic strip, or story) The fruit or vegetable I will use is ________. My rough draft Directions: Please quietly work on your rough draft. When you are finished, I will stamp it. Those with a stamp will leave class on time today. Then begin the FINAL DRAFT on a white paper that I will give you. You will have 40 min. in class on Wed. to work on the final draft. The final draft will be due on Thurs/Fri. before the Unit 10 test. HOMEWORK: FINISH YOUR FINAL DRAFT OF THE PROJECT!!! Please review the project requirements on page 18R in notebook. This power-point is also on the school website!!! HAVE FUN WITH THIS PROJECT, BE CREATIVE, AND SHOW ME ALL YOU HAVE LEARNED ABOUT LIGHT AND VISION!!!!  18L