Start with a captivating question: "What would our world look like without light?" This question will engage students and set the stage for exploring the importance of light in our daily lives.

Explain the concept of light as a form of energy and differentiate between natural and artificial sources of light. Highlight the Sun as a primary natural light source and its role in food production.

Watch the video on 'Changing the Size of Shadows' to explore how light interacts with objects to form shadows. This visual demonstration helps students understand the relationship between light, objects, and shadows.

Discuss how artificial light sources are used in daily life for visibility, safety, and communication, such as traffic lights and emergency signals.

Engage students in a classification activity where they identify and sort various objects around the classroom into natural and artificial light sources.

Assign students to observe and record different light sources they encounter at home, categorizing them as natural or artificial.

Conduct a quick quiz using the 'Sources and Uses of Light' assessment to evaluate students' understanding of the lesson content.

Have students reflect on how light impacts their daily activities and discuss the importance of both natural and artificial light sources.

For further exploration, students can watch the 'All About Light' video to deepen their understanding of light's role in technology and communication.

Encourage students to complete the 'How Does Light Travel?' assessment to explore the behavior of light and its interaction with different materials.