Through this I Spy Science Series, I remind myself and my readers to find the wonder in the physical world around us. Lately, my kids do the finding, and I just enjoy joining them on a journey of inquiry.
I love watching my children discover the world in those in-between, unstructured moments. My daughter noticed light diffracting the other day.
What We Saw
What We Asked
We wondered if you could get the same effect by holding your fingers wider or by using two peoples' hands.
What have you and yours noticed recently? We would love to read it in the comments or on the Thriving STEM Facebook page!
I had this post ready to publish when I came across Mary Anne's post at Mama Smiles, where she talks about doing something similar with Christmas lights. Take a minute to read it, then spend a little time enjoying the wonder of light this Holiday Season. Merry Christmas!
Other posts you may enjoy:
I had this post ready to publish when I came across Mary Anne's post at Mama Smiles, where she talks about doing something similar with Christmas lights. Take a minute to read it, then spend a little time enjoying the wonder of light this Holiday Season. Merry Christmas!
Other posts you may enjoy:
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This is really a wonderful post.
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