Diy telescope for kids

How To Make A Paper Telescope - Easy DIY Craft Ideas For Children to make in class or at home. This paper telescope makes a fun theatrical prop to accompany the interactive storybook Shark In The Park - by Nick Sharratt #kidsEnglishtheatre, #Englishforyounglearners, #eslteachertips, #artsandcrafts, #craftideaskids, #kidscrafts, #papercrafts, #storybooksforchildren, #eslstorybooks, #nicksharratt, #sharkinthepark, #storybooks, #papertelescope, #diytelescope, #cardboardtelescope,

Time: 15 minutes Age: Little kids to Big kids Difficulty: Easy peasy

Build your own monocular telescope in this fun STEM activity!

All little pirates need their very own telescope! This DIY pirate telescope is really simple and easy to make and will provide hours of fun!

These Paper Roll Telescopes are super fun to make and are a great recycled craft idea! #paperrollcrafts #telescopecraft #recycledcrafts

To celebrate the release of the newest Mo Willems’ book I Wantto Sleep Under the Stars from the Unlimited Squirrels series, we created a DIY Telescope!

It's time to prepare for Pluto by making a DIY telescope for the kids. And here's something awesome, we're using an old craft project to whip this thing up.

Homemade toy telescope from Highlights Magazine.

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I have one last space craft to share with you. I mentioned it last year when we made marshmallow constellations, but I didn't show the process of making one. It's really very simple and the kids loved them. I started by taping two toilet paper rolls together. (A paper towel roll would be better because it's longer, but I didn't have any.) Then I took 4 layers of black tissue paper, cut out a square, and taped it tightly over one end of the tube. Meanwhile, the kids used star, sun and moon…

Here's a great craft project for young scientists! Recycle a few household items, like paper cups and cardboard tubes to create a telescope.

Kids can learn to combine lenses of different shapes to make an inexpensive but fully functioning telescope. This is a great science activity for kids.

One of the fun things Melody likes to do with her newish swing set is play with the telescope. She thinks it is so much fun to point it at us throughout the yard and find us. So we had the bright idea to let her make her own telescope using paper towel rolls.

This star craft for kids of all ages makes a cool constellations telescope with things you have around the house. This constellations for kids project is

Telescopes make distant objects appear nearer, using a combination of lenses and mirrors. If you happen to have no telescopes or binoculars at home, and you can make one yourself! Take note that the images may appear upside down. Gather...

Earlier this week my 3 year old told me she wanted to make a telescope and I accepted the challenge. I had to get creative and use things we had around the house. I love

Learn how to make a Recycled Telescope Pirate Craft in about 30 minutes. Grab that cardboard tube straight out of the recycle bin, then add a paper cup and some twine to create a Pirate Telescope