A set of 5 Task Cards with activities that allow students to observe the refraction of light.
Use these Task Cards when teaching students about light and refraction.
They can be used as part of a science unit, for center activities, as a way to talk about rainbows around St. Patrick’s Day, or even as a fast finisher task.
Put a little luck in your lessons with these St. Patrick’s Day activities and teaching resources:
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