Difficulty level tailoring notes 


This activity can be adapted to different student skill levels while maintaining uniformity across partner settings:

  • Beginners: Students act as observers, using drawing templates or selecting answers from provided options. Focus is on observation skills and familiarization with phenomena.
  • Advanced learners: Students actively participate in experiments, ask questions, record observations, create visual representations, and provide simple explanations. This level develops communication, creativity, and curiosity.
  • Experts: Students independently explore variations (e.g., changing light angles, testing materials), connect findings to real-world phenomena, and generate new questions. This level develops critical thinking, problem-solving, and flexibility.

Teachers can use these levels for assessment or self-assessment (e.g., with a sticker or badge system), ensuring consistent differentiation and evaluation across partners

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