Seeing

Seeing
Your sense of sight gives you a picture of what is happening around you. Your eyes pick up light bulb. Light rays bounce off everything you look at. Your eyes send messages about the light to your brain. It turns them into a picture. You use your eyes all the time as you learn and grow and explore the world around you.
Our two eyes point in the same direction, which is forward. Each eye sees a slightly different picture. The brain combines the two pictures into one. This is called binocular vision.