What are the similarities between these pictures?
What are the differences?
What do you think we might be learning about today?
THINK – PAIR - SHARE
and The
Camera!
T a s k 1 ( 2 M I N ) Group Work
• PICK KEYWORDS that you think are related to
EYE.
• Take a GROUP picture with the KEYWORDS.
By end of this period, we will be able to ….
Describe how the eye works
Name the structures of an eye and a camera retina, pupil, iris, cornea, inverted, photoreceptor, optic nerve, brain,
COLLECTIVE MEMORY
Who can get the most
They take pictures of the world around you and send the structures of the eye and are seeing. This happens from the moment that you open your eyes in the morning to when you close your eyes at night.
retina, pupil, iris, cornea, inverted, photoreceptor, optic nerve, brain,
Task 2 Group/ Independent Work
PINK sheets are Information on EYE
BLUE sheets are information on CAMERA
Digital Camera
SHUTTER
LENS
APERTURE
FILM
THE EYE
RETINA EYEBALL IRIS
OPTIC
NERVE
LENS
PUPIL
CORNEA
Let Us Watch A Video on
How Your Eyes Work
Task 3 (2 min)
GROUP WORK
Match the keywords to the statements
Photo Sensitive Materials
What do you think “photosensitive” means?
What is on the retina that helps us see?
Rods and Cones
retina, pupil, iris, cornea, inverted, photoreceptor, optic nerve, brain
Rods and Cones
The retina has special cells that respond to light – photoreceptors
• RODS – Movement and Dim Light
• CONES – Bright Lights and Colour
When light hits these photoreceptors, chemical reactions produce an electrical impulse that travels up the optic nerve to the brain retina, pupil, iris, cornea, inverted, photoreceptor, optic nerve,
brain, pinhole camera, real image, pixel
Eyes and Camera
What are the similarities and differences?
T a s k 1 ( 2 M I N ) Group Work
• PICK KEYWORDS that you think are related to
EYE.
• Take a GROUP picture with the KEYWORDS.
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