Yalikop 10 Pcs Shatterproof Mirror for Kids Back to School Small Science Mirrors Acrylic Safety Sheets Non Glass for Science Class Preschool Classroom Home(Rectangle,Transparent)

I wanted larger mirrors without glass for working with kids to draw self portraits. These are very reflective and fit my needs. I drilled holes in the bottom center to insert a tapered paint brush handle to make it an adjustable upright mirror. That works fine. Remember to take off the protective film before using them, but they can scratch easily.

These safety mirrors and great and works really well.

I bought these for a kids' science project. They are highly reflective, flexible and light weight. We used them to make a solar hotdog cooker project.They scratch pretty easily (not a problem for our purposes) so some care is needed while handling if you need a pristine surface.

These are great small mirrors. I will be using then in my classroom. They are about the size of an adult man’s hand. They looked bigger in the picture and I did not pay attention to the measurements (my fault). I am okay with them being small though. They will work well for small children to hold.

i bought these mirrors for outdoor garage use. the plastic film protecting the viewing side of the mirrors worked some must have been a rough assembly line. not perfect but o.k. for rough work environment.

Bought these small mirrors for a safety project and they worked GREAT! Mirrors will snap but don't shatter. The edges of the mirror are very smooth and rounded in their original form. I was even able to use a small hobby knife and cut the mirror into a desired shape. I will say if you plan on using cut outs, you will need to sand the edges because they will be sharp IF YOU ALTER THE SHAPE OF THE MIRROR. The downside is how fast they get scratches. Not a deal breaker because they are still very reflective.

Not mirrored at all

These plastic mirrors are good for craft projects but they are very flexible so have too much distortion for bouncing around lasers, images, or kaleidoscope kinda things. Should be fun for projects where safety is important and optical flatness is not.