Human Eye Crafts & Activities

Using a bit of colored construction paper we made these pupil response visuals. This was a great way for children to really see how their pupils expand and contract based on available light.

We made thee amazing Lift-the-flap diagrams of the human eye. These printables were included in "The Body Book" by Scholastic. These really helped eye, and we will continue to use them in the coming years as we expand our knowledge of the human body.

Here are some printable optical illusion cards to add to your science notebooks. There is a printable pocket for children to store them in as well. On the bottom three cards, older children can try their hand at making an illusion themselves! This set also includes afterimages and different tricks of the eye. These make fantastic notebooking pages

Using heavy cardstock, make a few picture cards out of glue. Blindfold children and then encourage them to use their sense of touch to see if they can figure out what the picture is

Here is a simple diagram of the human eye. This is great for younger children, and Older children can use their data to make a graph. These printables are available on our sister site.

Print up these braille cards on heavy cardstock, then laminate. Use a small push pin to make the bumps and encourage your children to feel the texture. This won't be exactly like braille but it helps solidify the idea of reading with your fingers.

Use this website to take a color blind test with your children.

This website is filled with resources for children to learn about the human body. There are videos, games, quizzes, worksheets and more.