Lesson Idea | DIY Kaleidoscope to Explore Light and Reflections
Provider: Arizona State University
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Selected for its hands-on STEM approach, this lesson helps teachers clearly teach light, reflection, symmetry, and basic optics
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The DIY kaleidoscope lesson is designed for elementary students and fits STEM subjects, especially science and engineering, as they learn how light and reflections work. Students build a simple kaleidoscope using materials like mirrors, beads, and a tube to see how light bouncing between mirrors creates changing patterns, helping them understand reflection, symmetry, and basic optics through hands-on learning.
Lesson Idea | DIY Kaleidoscope to Explore Light and Reflections
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