Begin the lesson by discussing the importance of light in our daily lives, focusing on how sunlight helps us see during the day.

Use a short story or scenario about a day without sunlight to engage students and spark curiosity.

Introduce the concept of artificial lights and their role in providing visibility at night.

Discuss different sources of artificial light, such as streetlights and car headlights, and their importance in our daily activities.

Watch the video 'All About Light' to understand the role of light as a form of energy and its various sources.

Engage students in a discussion about how sunlight and artificial lights help us perform tasks and navigate in the dark.

Conduct an experiment using a flashlight and various objects to explore how light helps us see in the dark.

Use the assessment 'How Light Helps Us to See' to guide students through a hands-on experiment and assess their understanding.

Have students draw their bedroom and identify light sources that help them see at night.

Use the assessment 'Using Light to See' to reinforce the concept of light sources and their importance in visibility.

Ask students to explain why lights are essential for navigating and performing tasks in the dark.

Conduct a quick quiz to assess students' understanding of the role of sunlight and artificial lights.

Review the key points of the lesson, emphasizing the importance of light in our daily lives.

Encourage students to reflect on how their understanding of light has changed and how they can apply this knowledge in real life.

Use the assessment 'What Is a Source of Light?' to evaluate students' ability to identify natural and artificial light sources.

Provide an extension activity by exploring how light is used in technology and communication, encouraging further exploration of related topics.