Short Overview: In 2009 we created a series of K-5 videos with Pearson for their elementary school science textbooks. When light rays come in contact with an object they either pass through it, get absorbed,
Reflection Vs Refraction -
In 2009 we created a series of K-5 videos with Pearson for their elementary school science textbooks. When light rays come in contact with an object they either pass through it, get absorbed, Waves such as light and sound waves can bend, slow down, and speed up.
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- In 2009 we created a series of K-5 videos with Pearson for their elementary school science textbooks.
- When light rays come in contact with an object they either pass through it, get absorbed,
- Waves such as light and sound waves can bend, slow down, and speed up.
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