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  • e.j.
    Daycare.com Member
    • Dec 2010
    • 3738

    #16
    I explained what was going to happen using a light and a few Styrofoam balls and then we did these crafts:
    With over 3k Raving Teacher Reviews, this solar eclipse TOP TpT resource has been a staple for eclipse activities in kindergarten and first grade classrooms since 2017. BONUS Great American Solar Eclipse Just added! This is a great eclipse unit if you are learning about solar or lunar eclipses in yo...


    I didn't plan to go out and view the eclipse with the kids because they're so young. I wouldn't trust all of them to keep their glasses on while viewing it. It's nap time anyway so....they're asleep as I type this. Wish I could give it a peek, though!

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    • Baby Beluga
      Daycare.com Member
      • Aug 2014
      • 3891

      #17
      We stayed inside. I don't trust the kids to keep glasses on and didn't want to risk eye damage.

      I took a peak outside though

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      • Mom2Two
        Daycare.com Member
        • Jan 2015
        • 1855

        #18
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        • MissAnn
          Preschool Teacher
          • Jan 2011
          • 2213

          #19
          We were in 100% Totality. We watched on the tv then went outside to darkness and look at the total eclipse. It was a wonderful day. I had parents who were off work and brought their kids here.....they missed out. I hope Helped with a lasting memory, but I do know we had wonderful moments today.

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          • happymom
            Daycare.com Member
            • May 2015
            • 1809

            #20
            Originally posted by MissAnn
            We were in 100% Totality. We watched on the tv then went outside to darkness and look at the total eclipse. It was a wonderful day. I had parents who were off work and brought their kids here.....they missed out. I hope Helped with a lasting memory, but I do know we had wonderful moments today.
            I didn't quite get the "traveling to totality" hype, but now I do. I can see how cool and how different it would have been than it was here (92%) -- it was still neat, but I can see how traveling would have been worth it!

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            • LysesKids
              Daycare.com Member
              • May 2014
              • 2836

              #21
              Originally posted by MissAnn
              We were in 100% Totality. We watched on the tv then went outside to darkness and look at the total eclipse. It was a wonderful day. I had parents who were off work and brought their kids here.....they missed out. I hope Helped with a lasting memory, but I do know we had wonderful moments today.
              I had parents that were off, but brought their whole family for 30 minutes just to see totality because of where my house sits ( they had kept the kids home before they came over)... it was cool, set off my solar lights & there were enough adults for each of us to Rangle one little who didn't understand what was happening . Between all of us & neighbors it was a last minute Eclipse party between 2-2:45pm. Water, fruit, cameras, glasses & bugs that went wicked crazy when the "lights went out"

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              • Unregistered

                #22
                My dh lined all the kids up andput his welding helmet on each child and lifted them up to our skylight so they could see the eclipse. Even the 12 month old go a picture sent to mom with his gieant helmet on. Half of them didn't know what they were looking at they just wanted to wear "paps" hat. LOL

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                • Unregistered

                  #23
                  And yes his helmet is rated the highest you can get because of his welding work.

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