Exploratory activities in natural light.
Dear partners,
In this activity we invite you to explore the characteristics of light and how colours are formed.
Our students will discover that natural light is the result of all the colours together.
We will also paint rainbows and learn how they are formed.
In order to reach this objective, we will make colour wheels and by spinning the wheels they will realize how the sum of colors is white.
In order to reach this objective, we will make colour wheels and by spinning the wheels they will realize how the sum of colors is white.
de Laura Riesco
Colour wheels
5th Kindergarten of Kilkis - Greece
Color wheel (Germantas progymnasium, Sonata Liaudanskienė)
Lithuania Germantas progymnasium (Sonata Liaudanskienė)
Using light, students explored what color is created when two different colors are combined.
Germantas progymnasium, Lithuania (Sonata Liaudanskienė)
Using light, students explored what color is created when two different colors are combined.
Dilan KALKANLI/Ege Primary School
Using the color wheel, students tried to obtain white by combining all the colors.
Instructions to make your wheels.
- - Cut the wheel.
- - Punch a hole in the middle of the wheel.
- Slide the pencil halfway the wheel.
- Put some tape around the pencil on both sides of the wheel.
Asta Luzginienė, Vilnius, Lithuania
Research 'How Easter oats grow' in the light and without light''.
We poured soil into an eggshell, sprinkled seeds, and watered with a spoonful of water.
We placed one box in a warm sunny place, and the other in a dark place where there is no light.
After a week, we already saw the difference. The Easter oats that grew in the light were firm, dark green in color. And those that grew in the dark were elongated, greenish, and delicate.
Edita Setkauskienė, Lithuania
We made a sundial and observed shadows in the morning, at lunchtime, and in the afternoon. We also explored reflections in the mirror and celebrated "eTwinning“ birthday.
We were interested in the peculiarities of the life of a blind person.
Students observe the effects of the sun on plants they have planted with their own hands.
