This sub-strand deals with light and colours. The Sun is the main source of natural light. However, some organisms produce their own light. Light rays travel in a straight line. When a light ray hits a flat surface it reflects back at an angle. You see images in mirrors because of reflection of light. Light rays bend when they enter a different medium. They either bend towards the normal or away from the normal. Light also produces different colours. These colours produced when light rays are separated. We see these colours in a rainbow or when light is passed through a prism.
7.8.2.1 describe different uses of some important luminous objects in our everyday life eg; kerosene lamps, light bulbs, torch light, sun, fireflies etc
7.8.3.1 use simple experiments to demonstrate that light travels in a straight line eg; casting shadow using sunlight or torch light, see through straight and bend pipe 7.8.3.2 demonstrate bending of light rays by passing it through dense glass medium
7.8.5.1 draw different types of lenses and show light rays as they move away from the lenses 7.8.5.2 demonstrate use of curved mirrors and lenses eg; rear view mirrors as safety mirrors in vehicles, security mirrors in shop and super markets in telescope binocular and microscopes