MAGICAL ILLUSIONS

Do you believe everything you see? Talk to a friend or someone in your family – what do they think? Jot down your thoughts about this question, in words and pictures, as you are talking together… YES ! MAYBE ? NO ! So, you may or may not believe everything you see! Let’s continue our thinking by asking you now to look at these two images – what do you see or notice? Image 1 is The Muller-Lyer Illusion, which is an optical illusion based on what you ‘see’. It was first created by a German psychologist (someone who studies human behaviour) called, Franz Carl Muller-Lyer, in 1889. The lines appear to be different lengths but, actually, they are the same length! The Hermann Grid illusion is another optical illusion.…

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