Observe and discover the importance of light with an interactive ‘I Spy’ Light Levels Interactive Activity.
What Can I Spy? Light Levels Interactive Activity
Help your students discover how we see the world around us with this fun, I Spy – Light Levels Interactive Activity! This resource is perfect for helping your students observe and explore how adding light makes objects much easier to spot, making it ideal for introducing them to light, visibility, and scientific observation.
In this hands-on digital game, students follow fun clues to hunt down hidden items across a series of realistic pictures. Each image is shown at three different brightness levels, giving kids a front-row seat to see how visibility shifts as light changes.
Discover the Importance of Light Energy
Encourage students to observe & discover the importance of Light Energy as they search for objects in progressively brighter pictures and consider how light influences visibility.
This interactive activity features:
- Multiple real-world search scenes
- Five object clues per scene
- Three brightness levels for each image set
- Reflection questions about light and visibility
This resource is designed to run in EDIT mode, not PRESENTATION mode. To maintain the ability to drag and drop, the slides must remain in edit mode.
Download This Light and Visibility Activity
This resource is available in both PowerPoint and editable Google Slides format. To get your copy, click the dropdown arrow on the download button and choose your preferred file type.
This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and Teach Starter Collaborator.
Resources to Pair With This Light Observation Activity
Pair this interactive light observation activity with additional science and observation resources to deepen student understanding of how light impacts visibility and object recognition. We recommend checking these out before you go!
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