GIRL: That's Sarah, me and Isabella.
We are making things with colored beads.
GIRL: It's so pretty.
Thank you.
Are you thirsty?
Orange juice.
Apple juice.
Cranberry juice.
GIRL: Now we're having a drink.
You know what's strange about my juice?
When I look that way, it looks dark.
When I look that way, it looks really light.
GIRL: My gosh, that's weird.
The cranberry juice is making a colored shadow.
GIRL: I'm assuming that the cranberry
colored the light red
and made it a red light-shadow thing.
This has the same thing as that.
It has a color shadow.
The orange juice doesn't have any color, just a shadow.
ISABELLA: I think the orange juice
is really thick.
Can't see through it.
I bet the light can't go through it either.
GIRL: We decided to make our own colored water
with food coloring.
GIRL: The light is shining through these things
and it's getting on my finger, so it's turning it yellow.
I'm going to put this and this together.
There's a green light shining through.
This is going into that,
and there's green light shining through.
Let's switch these around.
GIRL: When we switched them, it looked greener!
Whoa! Oopsies.
Oh, no.
GIRL: See what happens when light goes
through clear, colored things.