In this experiment, students construct models of larger red and smaller blue waves on index cards, and use them to investigate how light behaves when it is reflected off the front and the back of soap film.

Investigate the constructive and destructive interference of waves as they reflect off the front and back surfaces of soap film. See what colorful effects can be created on a large, vertical soap film surface where gravity comes into play.

Investigate the behavior of light that is reflected off a spherical mirrored surface.

Explore the behavior of light as it reflects off a concave mirror in this optical illusion.

In this activity students will create images of images of images that can repeat forever. Students will recreate this effect by setting up two acrylic plastic mirrors.

To understand how bounded waves behave and how reflection of waves affects the wave components.

After constructing a frame with a mirror made of horizontal strips, explore what your face would look like if it was made up of half of someone else's.