Introduce the slide deck and engage students by asking if they've ever looked into a mirror. Mention that today they will explore the science behind how light bounces off surfaces.

Explain the basic definition of reflection. Use visual examples if available and ask questions to check for understanding, such as 'What happens when light hits a mirror?'

Discuss common examples of reflection such as mirrors, still water, and shiny objects. Encourage students to share any additional examples they may know.

Provide clear instructions for the hands-on activity. Remind students to work in small groups, experiment with different reflective materials, and observe how light bounces off them. Ask guiding questions to lead them, such as 'What differences do you notice when using different surfaces?'

Facilitate a discussion where each group shares their findings. Summarize key points and ensure that students understand the underlying concept of reflection.

Conclude the lesson by reviewing what was learned. Emphasize the importance of the concept for future science topics and encourage curiosity about light behavior.