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WAVES 7

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Your Teacher

Teacher Joana
Welcome to the World
of Science!
Let us Recall!
Speed
The time rate of at which an
object is moving along path.

Velocity
The rate and direction of an
object’s movement.
Let us Recall!
Acceleration
is the rate of change of velocity.
3 Pics 1 word

W_ _A _V_ E_ S
S W E V A
Types,
Characteristics,
And Parts of a
Wave
At the end of the discussion, the
students shall be able to:

explain what is wave;


Learning
Objectives determine the types of waves;

identify the parts of waves


“What is a wave?”
“Waves are everywhere.”
Let us Observe!
LET US LEARN!
VIBRATION
• It is a repeated motion and
produced by a back-and-forth
or up-and-down movement of an
object.
• Source of all waves.
LET US LEARN!
WAVE
• A traveling disturbance that
carries energy from one place
to another with or without a
medium.
LET US LEARN!
MEDIUM
• A substance or material that
carries the wave.
WAVE
• can be typified according to the direction of
motion of the vibrating particles with respect
to the direction in which the waves travel.
TRANSVERSE LONGITUDINAL SURFACE
TRANSVERSE WAVE
• A wave in which particles of the
medium move in a direction
perpendicular to the direction
where the wave moves.
LONGITUDINAL WAVE
• A wave in which particles of the
medium move in a direction
parallel to the direction where
the wave moves.
SURFACE WAVE
• Surface waves are combination of
transverse and longitudinal
waves. These move in a circular
pattern as the waves pass by.
THE TYPES OF WAVES
ACCORDING TO
PROPAGATION
WAVE
• according to presence or absence of
a medium.
MECHANICAL ELECTROMAGNETIC
MECHANICAL WAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC
WAVE
It requires a medium It does not
to propagate. require a medium
to propagate.
PARTS OF A
WAVE
PARTS OF A WAVE
CREST
AMPLITUDE is the
measure of the
energy the wave
carries.

AMPLITUDE

EQUILIBRIUM
POSITION WAVELENGTH

TROUGH
PARTS OF A WAVE
LONGITUDINAL WAVE
START
Game Mechanics
• Find and get the treasure chest using the map
provided. You will travel with many challenges.
• There are nine levels, in every level there is a
question for you to answer.
• In every correct answer, you will move closer to
the treasure chest.
• The treasure chest corresponds a prize for all the
students who will participate in treasure hunting.

START
LEVEL 1

LEVEL 2

LEVEL 3

LEVEL 4

LEVEL 5

LEVEL 6

LEVEL 7

LEVEL 8

LEVEL 9

Click to
Move
Level 1
A type of wave in which
particles of the medium
move in a direction
perpendicular to the
direction of the waves.

Reveal
Answer
Answer

Transverse Wave

Return to the game


Level 2
Section of longitudinal
waves where particles are
crowded together.

Reveal
Answer
Answer

Compression

Return to the game


Level 3
Section of longitudinal
waves where particles are
less crowded.

Reveal
Answer
Answer

Rarefaction

Return to the game


Level 4
Type of wave that can
transmit energy even
without any
material/medium.

Reveal
Answer
Answer

Electromagnetic Wave

Return to the game


Level 5

It is the highest and lowest


point of a wave.

Reveal
Answer
Answer

Crest and Trough

Return to the game


Level 6
A disturbance that transfers
energy from one place to
another.

Reveal
Answer
Answer

Wave

Return to the game


Level 7
Odette attaches one end of a slinky to the
top of a table. She holds the other end in
her hand, stretches it to a length, and
then moves her hand faster while keeping
the length of the slinky the same. How
does the wavelength down the slinky
change?

Reveal
Answer
Answer

Increases

Return to the game


Level 8
Atomic bombs send out a shock wave
when they are detonated. This occurs
because the bomb’s detonation
superheats the air particle nearby, which
cause them to bump into other air
particles that further the wave. What can
most likely be made about the shock
waves of atomic bombs?
Reveal
Answer
Answer

Mechanical Waves

Return to the game


Level 9
What is the most common
medium through which
sound wave travels?

Reveal
Answer
Answer

Air

Return to the game


Put the picture or
answer here
+5
POINTS
At the end of the discussion, the
students shall be able to:

explain what is wave;


Learning
Objectives determine the types of waves;

identify the parts of waves


QUIZ TIME!
MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST
Instructions: Read the following
questions carefully and choose the
letter that best describes the
answer.
QUIZ TIME!
I. Instructions: Fill out the Venn
Diagram below with similarities and
differences between mechanical and
electromagnetic
Mechanical
waves.
Electromagnetic
QUIZ TIME!
II. Instructions: : Study the figure of a wave
below. Label the parts of the wave using the
notations below.
NOTATIONS PARTS
POINT A
POINT G
LENGTH DE
LENGTH OF CG
“Life is like a wave, you
can choose to ride it or
get crushed by it.”

-Sadhguru
THANK YOU AND
GOD BLESS!

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