Three girls named Hjh Bibi, Rashidah, and Hjh Mazrah loved chocolate and heard a story about a treasure of chocolate at the end of a rainbow guarded by a dragon. While following a rainbow they saw, they realized the rainbow was impossible to reach. Later, using a torch in an empty house, Hjh Bibi discovered that the rainbow was caused by the reflection and refraction of light through water, not a real treasure at the end. They learned rainbows are an optical illusion.

1. There are three girls named Hjh Bibi, Rashidah and Hjh Mazrah who loved chocolates very much.

2. CHOCOLATES

3. One day, They were told a story about a Rainbow and it is believed that there are a treasure full of chocolates at the end of the rainbow. But unfortunately it was fully protected by a furious dragon.

4. While they were taking a walk, suddenly they saw a rainbow. Then they decided to follow and find the end of the rainbow. But too bad, the further they go, the harder they reach the rainbow. They felt so upset because they cannot get the chocolates.

5. On their way back home, they saw a house and decided to take a rest for a while. It was so dark and there were nobody in the house. So they take out their torch light.

6. In the house, Hjh Bibi saw an aquarium and point the torch light to it. Reflection/ Refraction And coincidently, there is a mirror behind the aquarium. During Hjh Bibi pointing the torch light, Shida and Hjh Mazrah saw a colourful lights on the ceiling. It is the same as a rainbow. From the day on, they believe that rainbow is formed by the reflection/refraction of light and there is no such thing as treasure full of chocolates at the end of the rainbow. 1 2 3

7. A rainbow is comprised of all the visible colors of the color spectrum. When combined, these colors form the white light that we see all around us. By splitting this white light through the use of prisms, you can see each color. Colors are also divided into primary and secondary on a color wheel. When primary colors are mixed, they form the secondary colors on the color wheel. For example, by mixing yellow and blue, you create the color green. You can teach children about colors as well as the color wheel through a series of science projects. ~*How Rainbow Appears*~