Activity 1: My mirror spoon. You will need a very useful dining tool in our activity, a spoon. No, we are not going to eat, but yes, we will use it as a mirror. So, put on your best pose, hold a spoon in front of you and look at yourself in your "mirror spoon". Try to look for an image of yourself both in the inner and outer side of the spoon. Adjust the distance of the spoon from your face to see a clearer image. Observe what happens as you move the spoon closer or farther from your face. By A. Manzano - Own work Figure 1 Guide questions: 1. Can you see an image of yourself in your mirror spoon? Describe the image. 2. In which side of the spoon can you see an upright image of yourself? An inverted image of yourself? 3. Will adjusting the distance of the spoon from yourself varies the image formed in the spoon? Why? Why not? 4. What do you think is the kind of reflecting surface demonstrated by the inner side of the spoon? By the outer side of the spoon