Washoe County Library System

Discusses the anatomy of the eye and how its sensory data are interpreted by the brain to give us vision.

Discover how our five senses work and help us to understand the world around us.

Explains the sense of sight, including how the eye works.

Introduces young readers to the nature and structure of the eye and the process through which the eye and the brain work together to create vision.

A basic introduction to how our bodies see, exploring such topics as light and dark, color, and glasses.

Uses the story of someone stealing a Queen's shadow at a ball to illustrate the different types of vision that various animals have, including chameleons, sharks, lancehead snakes, dragonflies, pigeons, and sea urchins.

Explores the science behind the sense of sight, and technical advances that can help people with impaired vision.

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Bilingual text introduces young children to the sense of sight. Children identify things they see in the world around them. Texto bilingüe introduce a los niños pequeños al sentido de la vista.