Rocket waves the tablet in the air.
"How does the video get in here?"
Raven looks around. "What do you notice? No wire!"
Nova hums. "Hint: radio waves are invisible."
Wi-Fi sends information with radio waves.
Radio waves move through the air.
You cannot see them or feel them.
A Wi-Fi box in your home sends the waves.
The tablet has a tiny radio inside.
It catches the waves and sends some back.
Walls and distance can make Wi-Fi weaker.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Wi-Fi uses radio waves. | ? |
| You can feel radio waves on your skin. | ? |
| Walls can make Wi-Fi weaker. | ? |
| The tablet has a tiny radio inside. | ? |
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| More bars means a stronger signal. | ? |
| Wi-Fi needs a wire to the tablet. | ? |
| A child should not touch the Wi-Fi box. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Put: P-U-T.
You found the invisible waves! Tomorrow we meet the internet.