Engage students with a discussion on how we perceive different colors in our daily lives. Introduce the concept of frequency and its relation to color.

Show an image of a rainbow and ask students how they think it forms. This will lead into a discussion on dispersion.

Explain the concept of frequency and how it determines the color of light. Use the visible light spectrum as a visual aid.

Introduce the process of dispersion using a prism as an example to show how white light separates into different colors.

Watch a video on how light waves of different frequencies create different colors. This video helps students visualize the abstract concept of frequency.

Conduct a guided discussion on how the color of an object is determined by the absorption and reflection of light waves.

Perform a prism experiment to observe the dispersion of light. Students will see firsthand how white light separates into a spectrum of colors.

Use colored filters to explore how they affect the color of light passing through them.

Assign students to find objects at home that reflect or absorb light and describe their observations in a journal.

Use a quick quiz to assess students' understanding of frequency, dispersion, and light reflection.

Have students share their journal observations and discuss how light interacts with different materials.

Reflect on the learning objectives and discuss any remaining questions or confusions.

Use the 'Visible Light – Comprehension' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of light dispersion and color perception.

For further exploration, students can engage in the 'Reflection Challenge' to understand how light behaves when it encounters different surfaces.