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Forest, the little otter, came to Fox Teacher’s class carrying a kite shaped like an eye chart and one very big question about eyes. For the first test, Forest had to find letters on signs that stood farther and farther down the path. The meadow felt like a giant classroom with room for eyes to wander.

Fox Teacher explained that outdoor time gives children bright natural light and lots of faraway things to look at, a helpful balance to indoor close work. By snack time, Forest could explain the idea to every friend on the trail.

Parent note: Forest is best for families who want a spare, travel-friendly pair that is easy to bring along. It works well for vacations, road trips, daycare bags, stroller storage, and sudden bright afternoons when parents want sun protection ready without carrying bulky eyewear.

Rim:: Full Rim
Size: 46 □ 20 - 135 mm 1.81 □ 0.79 - 5.31 in
Material:: TR90
Style:: Round
SKU:: D82016

Rinse lenses with clean water before wiping.
Use a microfiber cloth and avoid paper towels.
Store in a case when the glasses are not in use.

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Forest

$19.95 USD ~~$25.90 USD~~ /

Frame size46 □ 20 - 135

Ages 11-17

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Forest, the little otter, came to Fox Teacher’s class carrying a kite shaped like an eye chart and one very big question about eyes. For the first test, Forest had to find letters on signs that stood farther and farther down the path. The meadow felt like a giant classroom with room for eyes to wander.

Fox Teacher explained that outdoor time gives children bright natural light and lots of faraway things to look at, a helpful balance to indoor close work. By snack time, Forest could explain the idea to every friend on the trail.

Parent note: Forest is best for families who want a spare, travel-friendly pair that is easy to bring along. It works well for vacations, road trips, daycare bags, stroller storage, and sudden bright afternoons when parents want sun protection ready without carrying bulky eyewear.