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The Osmo Genius Kit includes 5 hands-on games that foster creativity & problem solving skills: Masterpiece, Newton, Tangram, Numbers, and Words.
In this episode of The Wired Homeschool I’ll share my thoughts on the Osmo Genius Kit and preview some upcoming episodes.
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This is the first in a series of videos I’m releasing ahead of the 2017 solar eclipse.
These are quick, practical tips to help you on eclipse day.
This first video demonstrates how to make your own handheld eclipse viewers.
Looking for a safe way to view the solar eclipse without spending too much money? Try making a Pringles can solar viewer!
If the solar glasses you bought were fake (like mine) and you won’t be able to get safe, protective eye wear before the eclipse, you can still safely and cheaply view it.
Here’s a video showing how to make a Pringles can solar viewer.
The concept here is very simple: it’s a pinhole camera or camera obscura. It takes a lot of light and focuses it on a very small area.
You can create one using a shoe box, shipping tube, or any other box. A Pringles can works great because you don’t need to seal the flaps to block out the light.
Don’t forget to have your kids decorate their solar viewer too!
If you’ve made a solar viewer I’d love to see it! Tag me on Instagram or Twitter: @wiredhs.
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The total solar eclipse that will traverse the United States is quickly approaching. Where will you be on August 21, 2017? Don’t miss this opportunity to see a phenomenon you and your kids will talk about for years.