Start the lesson by discussing how light is a part of our daily lives, especially in entertainment and education. Use examples like fireworks, concerts, and screens.

Explain the different ways light is used for entertainment, such as in fireworks and stage performances. Discuss how light enhances experiences.

Introduce the concept of light in educational activities, like using computers and screens, to help students understand its importance in learning.

Watch the video 'All About Light' to understand light as a form of energy and its role in visibility. This video connects light to everyday experiences.

Engage students in a hands-on activity where they explore how light helps us see by using flashlights and observing changes in visibility.

Have students complete the 'How Light Helps Us to See' assessment. This activity encourages critical thinking about light and visibility through hands-on experiments.

Use questioning techniques to assess students' understanding of how light is used in entertainment and education. Encourage them to share examples from their own experiences.

Reflect on the lesson by discussing how light enhances both entertainment and educational activities. Encourage students to think about how they use light in their daily lives.

Use the 'What Is a Source of Light?' assessment to reinforce students' understanding of different light sources. This activity helps them identify and differentiate between natural and artificial light.

Encourage students to take the unit quiz to test their comprehension of the lesson.