Students sort images into categories based on whether they produce light energy.

It looks like you've uploaded a worksheet titled "Light Energy Sort" that asks students to sort images into two categories: Light Energy and NO Light Energy.

Here's how to solve this task:

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🔍 Objective:

Cut out the pictures at the bottom of the page and sort them into the correct column:
- Light Energy: Things that produce or involve visible light.
- NO Light Energy: Things that do not produce light.

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🖼️ Images to Sort (from the bottom row):

1. Fire – ✔ Produces light → Light Energy
2. Cloud – ✘ Does not produce light → NO Light Energy
3. Ring – ✘ Does not produce light → NO Light Energy
4. Sun – ✔ Major source of light → Light Energy
5. Key – ✘ No light produced → NO Light Energy
6. Lightning – ✔ Produces bright flashes of light → Light Energy
7. Clock – ✘ Unless it’s glowing, it doesn’t emit light → NO Light Energy
8. Fan – ✘ Moves air, no light → NO Light Energy
9. Flashlight – ✔ Emits light when turned on → Light Energy
10. Ice – ✘ Doesn't produce light → NO Light Energy
11. Lightbulb – ✔ Emits light when powered → Light Energy

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✔ Final Sorting:

#### Light Energy Column:
- Fire
- Sun
- Lightning
- Flashlight
- Lightbulb

#### NO Light Energy Column:
- Cloud
- Ring
- Key
- Clock
- Fan
- Ice

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📝 Explanation:

- Light energy is a form of energy that travels in waves and can be seen by the human eye.
- Objects that emit their own light (like the sun, fire, lightning, flashlights, or lightbulbs) go in the "Light Energy" column.
- Objects that do not emit light (even if they reflect it) go in the "NO Light Energy" column.

> Note: Even though a ring or key might *reflect* light, they don't produce light — so they belong in the "NO Light Energy" category.

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