Excellent activity booklet for young children

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	• Optical Illusion Experiments Michael A. DiSpezio Sterling, 2001 - 128 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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Excellent activity booklet for young children

Optical illusions are one of the most interesting and fun activities that you can engage in. For children, they are fun because they are largely unfamiliar with them and they may be realizing for the first time that your eyes can truly "play tricks" on you. Optical illusions also tell us a great deal about how our eyes and brains combine to gather and interpret information. Things are not always what they appear to be, something that is an important lesson to always keep in mind.
This book is a collection of optical illusion activities designed for young people. As such, it is an excellent activity booklet for children in late elementary school. It would also prove very useful for a Cub Scout troop or just something to occupy the children during a winter break when there is no snow outside. The only additional equipment needed is a pencil, marker or crayon and a ruler. Therefore, it is an inexpensive way to teach children some of the basic wonders of the world.

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Be a scientist--and a magician--all at once! With just a little practice, you'll amaze people with fool-the-eye illusions that are also clever science experiments. Even more important, you'll understand completely how they work, and why things appear to be different than they really are. Using the most ordinary household materials, make a poker chip glow with a ghostlike blur. Shine a flashlight so it leaves a trail of light. Draw shark fins in a book, then watch them swim. Watch as an "X" disappears from a piece of paper. Turn green boxes red, then green again. Or see what else you can do!

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