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Click on the following videos and links to see some experiments that you can do at home.
Make a total solar eclipse 3D model with Indiana teacher Rick Crosslin. More information can be found here from The Exploratorium.
Make a total solar eclipse 3D model with Indiana teacher Rick Crosslin. More information can be found here from The Exploratorium.
Learn how to make a solar eclipse pinhole projector with Rick Crosslin.
Learn how to make a solar eclipse pinhole projector with Rick Crosslin.
Eclipse Soundscapes Project is a great way to become a citizen scientist! Click on the link to explore more.
Eclipse Soundscapes Project is a great way to become a citizen scientist! Click on the link to explore more.
This is also where the Eclipse Day Field Notes sheet that was distributed by the Harrison County Health Department to the school can be found.
Learn to record data over temperature, cloud coverage, land coverage, vegetation, etc. Data will be shared with real NASA scientists, and the best part is that this app can be used at any time, not just a solar eclipse! Click here to get the app!
Learn how to make a solar eclipse viewing mask!
Learn how to make a solar eclipse viewing mask!
Lastly, check out this eclipse simulator to get a preview of what to see at your location on April 8th. This includes the time duration you will experience totality or other events of the eclipse at your specific location. You can set the location by clicking "Select Location" link on the top left corner of the screen.
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