Optics Learning Activities

Study the Difference Between Light and Pigment

Conduct Colorful Optics Experiments

Study optics with this complete kit while learning about light, refraction, reflection, convex and concave lenses, and focal length.

Add a regular bulb as your light source for optical benches.

Rectangular blocks in a variety of sizes and are designed for use as an index of refraction plate.

Demonstrate refracrion and internal reflection.

The Optical Voice Link Kit is the ideal introduction for those students first learning about the marvels, mysteries and science of light transmission through optical fiber.
Students will be fascinated by hearing their own voices, after it has been converted into light and then coupled into, through and out of an optical fiber. This kit is suitable for science projects, home projects, short audio fiber optic curriculums for schools, and inexpensive classroom demonstrations.
No prior fiber optics experience, special tools or training are needed for students to be able to build, use and enjoy the multiple applications of this kit.

Use this apparatus to make your own spectroscope! A simple, yet effective device to explore the wave/particle duality of light.

Demonstrate how periscopes in submarines work.

Right angle and equilateral prisms are available in a variety of forms.

Spectrometer prisms offer a different index of refraction for every need.

Great optical bench accessory.

Optical lenses, excellent for physics classroom demonstrations in optics and light refraction.

Acrylic bar for optics experiments.

Functional model of telescope.

Economical kit for ray optics experiments and demonstrations.