Last week, the children in P6 made solar eclipse viewers so we could watch the eclipse safely. Unfortunately, it was too cloudy for us to see any of the eclipse, but we had fun going outside to experience the sky darkening and see the street lights coming on!
Checking the tube is clear
Adding the card our image will be projected onto.
Getting ready to view the eclipse
Junior Journalists interviewing some excited children.
It’s eclipse day!
2 thoughts on “Last Week’s Eclipse”
I had exactly the same problem. I my case probably just as well I did not have the cool solar eclipse viewers you had.
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There were some people on Calton Hill in Edinburgh on that morning looking at the eclipse. Some had ‘home made’ eclipse viewers on their cameras and one or two had put them on their dogs!
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I had exactly the same problem. I my case probably just as well I did not have the cool solar eclipse viewers you had.
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There were some people on Calton Hill in Edinburgh on that morning looking at the eclipse. Some had ‘home made’ eclipse viewers on their cameras and one or two had put them on their dogs!