Summary
Chloe and Nurb explain how your eyes work like a living camera — letting in light, focusing it, and sending signals along to your brain, which turns them into the pictures you see all day long.
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Teaching resources
Discussion questions
Discussion
Watch, then talk it over.
- What has to enter your eye before you can see anything?
- How is your eye a little like a camera?
- Which body part actually makes sense of what your eyes take in?
- What are some ways to keep your eyes safe and healthy?
Quick work-a-long
Words to know: eyes, light, pupil, lens, vision
Try it: Watch your partner's pupils in bright light, then in shade. Write down what the pupil did and why that helps you see.