About Kraul Camera Obscura
Discover the origins of photography with the Kraul Camera Obscura Kit, a fascinating STEM science kit that shows children how the first cameras worked.
The camera obscura principle has been known for over 2,300 years, when ancient Greek thinkers first observed how light passing through a small opening can project an image. Later, artists and scientists used this discovery to develop the first cameras.
With this hands-on experiment kit, children can build their own camera obscura and explore how light travels, focuses and forms images. Using the included glass lens, young scientists can experiment with light and understand the simple optical principles that led to modern photography.
A wonderful STEM learning activity that introduces children to optics, physics and the science of light through practical discovery.
Perfect for home education, science projects and curious young inventors.
Age: 6+
Materials: Wood, glass
Made in Germany
Forest School
Light Exploration
New
Science Kits