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Wave Transparency Assembly
Note: It is most fun and meaningful to be the one actually doing this activity, so it is recommended to make groups as small as possible (ideally working in pairs) so that there isn’t a lack of materials to interact with Investigation
Large ScaleMy favorite spin that I've done on this activity is to create a large-scale version of the set up so that I can demonstrate in a classroom sized apparatus. I made this by using toilet paper rolls in the place of straws and packing tape that I carefully doubled up to eliminate the adhesive. I then printed out a sine wave of the desired size and traced it a couple of wavelengths at a time with a permanent marker. Click for more Waves resources ⬇
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