Key benefits - Encourages hands‑on discovery: designed for early education science activities to help children explore colour and basic optics through direct manipulation. - Safe and child‑friendly: ultra‑thin lenses with smooth edges provide clear vision while minimizing sharp edges during play. - Clear, vivid results: bright, translucent colours make colour mixing and filtering easy to see and understand. - Versatile teaching aid: works with colour filter plates and optical instruments to support classroom lessons and independent exploration. What this product does - Props for scientific experiments in early education: ultra‑thin lenses and smooth edges let children handle optical components safely while observing clear visual effects. - Colour translucent film and coloured sheets: multiple colours can be layered or combined to produce new colours and visual effects, helping students learn how colours interact. - Resource for colour lessons: practical for students to mix sheets and filters themselves, reinforcing concepts through experimentation rather than passive demonstration. - Teaching aid compatibility: suitable for preschool children, primary school students, science classes, and use with colour filter boards. Key attributes - Function: experimental props and colour filters for exploring light, colour mixing, and basic optics. - Materials/performance: ultra‑thin lenses and translucent film deliver clear vision and bright colour transmission; smooth edges improve handling safety for young learners. - Compatibility: designed to be used with colour filter plates, colour filter boards, optical instruments, and classroom lesson plans. How it solves common classroom problems - Makes abstract concepts concrete: colour mixing and filtering become visible, hands‑on activities instead of theoretical descriptions. - Reduces safety concerns: smooth edges and thin lenses are easier for small hands to handle during group activities. - Saves preparation time: ready‑to‑use sheets and filters let teachers demonstrate and supervise multiple students experimenting at once. Practical use scenarios 1) Preschool colour exploration station: Children layer different coloured translucent sheets to observe new colours and discuss what changed, supporting fine motor skills and early science vocabulary. 2) Primary school science lesson: Use the lenses and colour filters to demonstrate additive and subtractive colour effects, or to show how filters affect the appearance of objects and light sources. 3) Colour filter board activity: Combine the translucent films with a colour filter plate and simple light source to create a hands‑on exhibit where students test colour combinations and record results. Quick usage tips - Layer coloured sheets to explore colour mixing; view results through the ultra‑thin lenses for enhanced clarity. - Use with a colour filter plate or filter board to organize experiments and let students compare outcomes systematically. - Supervise group activities so children can rotate through experimentation and discussion. Suitable settings - Preschool classrooms, kindergarten colour activities, primary school science classes, after‑school programs, and any learning environment using colour filter boards or introductory optical demonstrations.