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Jan 14 Agenda

In this lesson, students will understand and describe the two main types of telescopes: reflecting and refracting. We will kick off with a discussion on their differences, including the use of lenses and mirrors. Students will work on designing their own telescopes with provided equipment and materials they bring. We will also cover key vocabulary terms such as Dobsonian and focal length. Prepare for a quiz on January 14/15 to reinforce your knowledge about telescopes and their components.

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Jan 14 Agenda

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  1. Learning Target: Understand and describe the types of telescopes • Kick off: Describe two differences between Reflecting and refracting telescopes. Vocabulary: • Reflecting • Refracting • Dobsonian • notes on telescopes • Design your telescopes using the provided equipment and anything You bring on Thursday • Bring in tubes for extra credit for Thursday’s lab!!!! Jan 14 Agenda

  2. A telescope with lenses and no mirrors is a? • A telescope that uses a primary and secondary mirror is called a • What is the distance it take light to come to a focus in a telescope called? • What is a low-power telescope attached to a high power telescope called • What kind of scope is our wooden telescope? Refracting telescope Reflecting Telescope eyepiece Focal length Finder scope Dobsonian Quiz January 14/15

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