Dear Young Scientists,

Light is one of the most fascinating travelers in our universe. It bends, bounces, and even hides — and your mission is to uncover its secrets. Over the next experiments, you’ll become light explorers, discovering how it moves, transforms, and reveals invisible worlds around us.

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Mission 1 – Refraction (Emma)

Your task: explore how light bends when it passes through water or transparent materials. Why does a straw look broken inside a glass? Can light change its path? Use lasers, glasses, and orbs to find out how refraction transforms what we see.

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Mission 2 – Reflection (Dani)

Now, become light directors. Use mirrors, shiny objects, and colored filters to control and guide light. Can you make it bounce exactly where you want? Discover how reflection allows us to see the world — and even create light circuits!

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Mission 3 – Invisible Light (Anna)

Not all light can be seen. Some of it hides in wavelengths beyond our eyes — ultraviolet and infrared. Use UV flashlights and special paints to reveal hidden patterns, glowing messages, and invisible colors that only light itself can show.

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Each mission will challenge you to observe, test, and think like real scientists. Remember: light never lies — it only transforms. Follow its path carefully, and it will reveal the invisible beauty of science.

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Good luck, Explorers of Light! 🌟🔦