Perfect for Inspiring Colour Explorations!
We use these to introduce the spectrum in our first lessons in the Colour LIteracy Project.
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Bringing the study of color and light into the classroom is so much easier when your students have access to high quality diffraction grating lenses. When you choose the...
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Bringing the study of color and light into the classroom is so much easier when your students have access to high quality diffraction grating lenses. When you choose the lenses from Rainbow Symphony, you’re getting highly efficient lenses with 13,500 lines per inch, a double axis holographic diffraction.
- Heavy Cardstock
- Diffraction Grating Lenses - 13,500 line/ per inch
The Perfect Classroom Tool
Use these reinforced heavy cardstock glasses to separate light from any source into its spectral components for study. While you can use any old desk lamp or light bulb to view a sparkling array of colors, why not try spectrum tubes with mercury vapor, helium gas, hydrogen gas to really enhance your lesson.
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We use these to introduce the spectrum in our first lessons in the Colour LIteracy Project.
I have bought a set for everyone of my chemistry students in the last 5 years. We use these to talk about waves and light when we introduce electrons. They use these to look at light from flame test labs as well as the gas discharge tubes. I tell them to take these home and watch fireworks with it. This may be the last year of giving them out, but I will have several pairs for students to use in the same unit of study.
I have just retired after a five decade career of teaching Astronomy, Space Science, and related topics in planetariums and science centers. For almost three of those decades, I have been using these diffraction grating glasses to teach about light, spectroscopy, emissions from spectrum tubes, distance to stars, red and blue shift, the Doppler Effect, etc. My latest purchase is for my friends to watch fireworks through on the fourth of July at our annual party. We have been using them at our party for the last eight years!
My students enjoy learning about energy-color looking all cool and getting a better understanding about the whole electromagnetic spectrum!