April 13, 2020
Make your own stereoscope and experience the nineteenth-century predecessor to today’s virtual reality technology. These instructions are from the Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History.
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Take a break from working out your brain and body with this new activity! And stay tuned for last week's trivia answers and new trivia after April break.
This activity is great for you AND the grownups at your home.
It's a relief that you don't need many supplies for this project! You can easily gather these supplies:
The British Library in London uploaded their new Harry Potter exhibit online through Google Arts & Culture. Check out J.K. Rowling’s very own notes and sketches, interviews, videos, and incredible artifacts from all around the world! Enjoy learning all about basilisks, Nicholas Flamel, reading tea leaves, and the world-famous boy who lived!
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Ages: 4-10 years old; adults can help children brainstorm and find pictures, if necessary
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