Fibre Optic Hand Held Torch

Name: Fibre Optic Hand Held Torch
Brand: TTS
SKU: SKUoYcLTL7LFm
Availability: InStock

£7.59

SKU: SKUoYcLTL7LFm Categories: Primary Curriculum, Science, Sound, Light & Forensics Tag: TTS Brand: TTS

Helping to Support Teaching and Learning

Light Transmission: This torch demonstrates light transmission through fibre optic cables, ideal for practical science lessons.
Battery Operated: Powered by two D batteries, this torch is designed for continuous use in classroom settings, allowing uninterrupted teaching sessions and ensuring reliable performance during demonstrations.
Educational Value: Enhances understanding of physical sciences by teaching children about light and colour through hands-on experiments.
Versatile Learning Tool: This torch is not just a learning tool but a catalyst for curiosity in young minds, encouraging deeper exploration into the properties of light and colour in a hands-on, practical manner.
Science Support: This torch demonstrates that light appears to travel in straight lines, supporting specific educational outcomes.

A simple apparatus for demonstrating the transmission of light signals along fibre optic cables.

Requires two D batteries, this torch facilitates engaging and dynamic science lessons focusing on light and colour.

This torch offers a practical demonstration of light transmission via fibre optic cables, making it an engaging tool for teaching the fundamentals of light in a clear and interactive manner. It is especially useful for hands-on science lessons and helps clarify complex concepts about the behaviour of light.

This resource is beneficial for lessons on light, providing practical experience that complements theoretical learning. It assists pupils in understanding that light travels in straight lines, aligning with curriculum objectives.
Designed for ease of use in educational settings, the hand held torch operates with two D batteries and offers a straightforward approach to learning about light and optics. This allows for versatile applications across various teaching scenarios, encouraging exploration and experimentation in the classroom.