Young children begin to observe light and color at an early age. They notice sunbeams shining through window panes, rainbows from prisms and beveled mirrors in their homes, and are curious about reflections from shiny objects as they play outside. Kids discover how to make shadows with their hands on a sunny day and how to make new colors by playing with paints. They peek through colored ... continue reading...

Introduce light science for kids with fun activities and experiments. As children explore making reflective collages, peep boxes, and participate in straight line and blocked shadow experiments their vocabulary of light science words will increase. They'll discover the differences between transparent, translucent and opaque as they play with colored papers and / or make a colored paper ... continue reading...