Color Mixing Glasses, 8 lenses

A brilliant educational gift I brought for my son' friend who turned 5 recently. I was told he did not put them down for over an hour and since then I have purchased 4 more as presents and one for my son. The glasses are perfect for this age range (4-5) as the children are in reception class learning about mixing colours.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our grandchildren love the glasses. They love experimenting and this is just another experiment.

Grandaughter aged 2 likes to put them on me mostly.The arms come off a lot

My students love using these glasses in their science center. The only thing I don't like is the stem on one set of glasses keeps breaking apart and I have to reattach it.

This would be a great stocking stuffer if removed from the enormous packaging it came in or if it came with a carrying case. My 3 year old loves them but knew the color combinations, etc. within about 15 minutes so I'm not sure this would really be loved by most children of age 5 or older. The glasses do come apart if your child is destructive like mine is (the ways the pieces of the blue section of the glasses are put together is a little flimsy), but they are easy to reassemble.

This would be a great stocking stuffer if removed from the enormous packaging it came in or if it came with a carrying case. My 3 year old loves them but knew the color combinations, etc. within about 15 minutes so I'm not sure this would really be loved by most children of age 5 or older. The glasses do come apart if your child is destructive like mine is (the ways the pieces of the blue section of the glasses are put together is a little flimsy), but they are easy to reassemble.

My students love using these glasses in their science center. The only thing I don't like is the stem on one set of glasses keeps breaking apart and I have to reattach it.

Easy, innovative way to learn how to mix new colors with no mess. Fun with the glasses as it allows for a little extra variety and fun between the two lenses. Negative is difficult to keep all the pcs

I loved the idea of this and how it teaches primary colors. The only downside is they fall right off the kids faces. They can't put them on and walk around to explore or the glasses fall right off. All of our lenses are scratched up from dropping.

I loved the idea of this and how it teaches primary colors. The only downside is they fall right off the kids faces. They can't put them on and walk around to explore or the glasses fall right off. All of our lenses are scratched up from dropping.