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Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/discoveringprism0000furs  \n3DOBJECTSD⁶s0oging  \nNancy FurstingerandJohn Willis  \nwww.av2books.com  \nAV²provides enriched content that supplements and complements this book.Weigl's AV²books strive to create inspired learning and engage young mindsin a total learning experience.  \nYour AV²Media Enhanced books come alive with..  \nAudioKey WordsListen to sections ofStudy vocabulary,and  \nthe book read aloud.complete a matching  \nword activityGo to www.av2books.com,  \nand enter this book'sVideoWatch informativeQuizzesunique code.video clips.Test your knowledge.BOOK CODEEmbedded WeblinksSlide Show  \nE364725Gain additional informationView images andfor research.captions,and prepare  \na presentation.AV²by Weigl brings you mediaTry This!enhanced books that supportComplete activities and..and much,much more!active learning.hands-on experiments.Published byAV by Weigl3505°Avenue,59°FloorNew York,NY 10118www.avzbooks.comCopyrightO2017AV²by Weigl  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or byany means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise,without the prior written permission of the publisher.Library ofCongress Cataloging-in-Publication DataNames:Furstinger,Nancy,author.Wilis,John,1989,author.Title:Discovering prisms/Nancy Furstinger and John Willis.Description:New York,NY:AV2 by Weig.,20171|Series:3D objectsIncludes bibliographical references and index.  \nldentifers:LCCN 2016005657|ISBN9781489649775(hard cover:alk.paper)|ISBN9781489649782(soft cover :alk.paper)|ISBN 9781489649799(Multi-user ebk.)Subjects:LCSH:Prisms-Juvenile literature.|Diffraction-Juvenileliterature.|Light-Properties-Juvenile literature.Clasification:LCCQA⁴91.F872017|DDC5351.420284-dc23LC record available at http://cn.Ioc.gov/2016005657Printed in the United States of Americ in Brainerd,Minnesota12345678902019181716082016210716  \nProject Coordinator:John Willis Art Diector:Tery Paulhus  \nEvery reasonable effort has been made to trace ownership and toobtain permision to reprint copyright material.The publisherswould be pleased to have anyerrors oromissions brought totheli attention so that they may be corrected in subsequent printings.Weigl acknowledgesGttylmages,Alamy,Newscom,and Stock asits primary image suppies for his title.  \n23D Objects  \nCONTENTS  \nAV² Book Code…………………………………………………………………………………2  \nMaking Rainbows……………………………………………………………………4  \nWhat Does a Prism Look Like?…………………………………………6  \nHow Do We Know If a Shape Is a Prism?……………………8  \nParts of a Prism…………………………………………………………………………………9  \nPrisms and Triangles……………………………………………………………………10  \nPrisms and Rectangles…………………………………………………………12  \nPrisms and Cubes……………………………………………………………………13  \nMany-Sided Prisms…………………………………………………………………14  \nBees and Prisms………………………………………………………………………16  \nCopying the Honeycomb Design…………………………………17  \nCrystal Prisms and Giant Prism…………………………………………18  \nPrisms Quiz……………………………………………………………………………………20  \nActivity: Prism Posters…………………………………………………………22  \nKey Words/lndex……………………………………………23  \nLog on to www.av2books.com…………………………………24  \nPrisms  \n3  \n# MAKING RAINBOWS\n\nIn science class,the teacher passes out glass  \nprisms.She says that you can use the three-sidedshapes to make rainbows indoors.  \nYou hold your glass prism up to the sunlight.Againstthe opposite wall,you can see a rainbow of colors,red,orange,yellow,green,blue,and violet.Yourteacher says that white light is made of many colors.When it passes through the prism,it separates intothe colors of the rainbow.  \nIn art class,you fold a piece of paper into thirds.Youwrite your name on it and decorate it.Now you havea nameplate for your desk.Did you notice how theshape of the glass prism matches the shape of thenameplate?Both of these shapes are prisms.  \n# WHAT DOES APRISM LOOKLIKE?\n\nPrisms are everywhere 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