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In any practical classroom curriculum concerning Light the child must be enabled to create images. This is a primary control of light.
The basic skill is to cause a change in a medium either directly through the use of light or by determining how light will respond to the medium.
So colored pencils, crayons and paint control which frequencies will be reflected.
Thermal reactive paper produces shadow images by developing in direct sunlight and infrared light like photographic film.



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Colored shadows

This is an arrangement of sources easily within the child's capabilities and opens up another way to put the child in the circuit using  shadows.
Different combinations of the lights give different colored shadows.
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