Colouring page: child holding a glass triangular prism in a light beam creating a rainbow spectrum on the wall

Child Holding a Prism and Creating a Rainbow

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A delighted child holds a glass triangular prism up to a shaft of sunlight, a bright rainbow spectrum fanning out on the wall behind them. Simple shapes, ideal for ages 3 and up.

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