This document provides an overview of different forms of electromagnetic waves. It begins with learning objectives related to comparing wavelengths, frequencies, and the relationship between wavelength, frequency, and energy of EM waves. It then reviews key wave terms like amplitude, wavelength, and frequency. Learners are asked to recreate waves using a rope to observe how wavelength and amplitude change with hand speed. The document defines electromagnetic waves as waves from oscillating electric and magnetic fields that can travel through vacuum. It reviews Oersted's and Faraday's discoveries relating electric and magnetic fields. Finally, it introduces the electromagnetic spectrum and frequency ranges of different EM wave types.

1. QUARTER 2- LESSON 1
Different Forms of EM Waves
Prepared by: Mrs. WENDY B. LABASTILLA
Science 10-Teacher/ Maigo NHS
Date: November 7, 2022

2. Expected
• 1. compare the relative wavelengths of different forms of
electromagnetic waves (S10FE-IIa-b-47);
• 2. compare the relative frequencies of different forms of
electromagnetic waves; and for the second week:
• 3. identify the relationship among wavelength, frequency and energy
of an electromagnetic wave.

3. You have learned about waves during your Science 7 class. Let’s recall
some important terms about waves. Below are descriptions of different
terms relating to waves and the jumbled letters which will form the
correct term. Your task is to rearrange the jumbled letters to form the
term being described. Do this on a separate sheet of paper.

4. 1. It is a disturbance in space.
AVWE

5. 2. It is the highest point in a wave.
SECRT

6. 3. It is the lowest point in a wave.
TGHURO

7. 4. It is the distance from the midpoint to the
highest (or lowest) point of a wave.
LMUPTDEAI

8. 5. It is the distance between two successive
identical parts of a wave.
ENEVTGWLAH

9. 6. It refers to the number of waves produced
in one second.
NEQFCEURY

10. 7.It refers to the extent or the limits between
which variation is possible.
ARGNE

11. LET’S CHECK!

12. 1. It is a disturbance in space.
WAVE

13. 2. It is the highest point in a wave.
CREST

14. 3. It is the lowest point in a wave.
TROUGH

15. 4. It is the distance from the midpoint to the
highest (or lowest) point of a wave.
AMPLITUDE

16. 5. It is the distance between two successive
identical parts of a wave.
WAVELENGTH

17. 6. It refers to the number of waves produced
in one second.
FREQUENCY

18. 7.It refers to the extent or the limits between
which variation is possible.
RANGE

19. How many words do you
remember well? You may refer
back to these terms when you
want to recall the definition of
the listed terms.

20. You have probably seen a wave,
but have you created one?
Let’s try and make some waves!!

21. Get a rope of any kind and tie one end of it to a
fixed sturdy object near you. Now, straighten the
rope and hold the other end of it. Start moving
your hands up and down.
Observe what happens to the rope.
Were you able to make a wave?
1. Draw the wave you made on a separate
sheet of paper.

22. 2. Now, try to make a wave again but move
your hands slowly. Observe what happens.
Draw the image of the wave you created.

23. 3. This time, make a wave while moving
your hands fast. Draw the image of the
wave.

24. 3. This time, make a wave while moving
your hands fast. Draw the image of the
wave.

25. 4. Based on the activity, is there any difference
on the waves you have created? Why does
each created wave look differently?
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26. What is an electromagnetic wave?
Electromagnetic wave (EM wave) or
electromagnetic radiation is a wave that
is created as a result of vibrations
between an electric field and magnetic
field, hence known as ‘electromagnetic
wave’.

27. What is an electromagnetic wave?
EM waves can travel through anything
even on vacuum, meaning they do not
need any medium to travel. They travel in
a vacuum at a speed of 3x108 m/s.

28. Recall Oersted’s discovery:
A changing electric field produces
magnetic field. A changing magnetic field
is therefore produced around a vibrating
charge.

29. According to Michael Faraday
The changing magnetic field will produce
electric field.

30. What’s More!!!
There are 7 types of
EM Waves

31. ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM
They are arranged in a gradual progression
from the waves of lowest frequency to
highest frequency. This arrangement of EM
waves is called electromagnetic spectrum.

45. Frequency range in Hertz (Hz)

60. Post test answer key !