Incredible Sundial Face Template For Paper Plate Project. Collect materials and find a sunny spot (without too much foot traffic) to. Take your paper plate and pencil outside on a sunny day!.
Take your scissors and poke a hole through the center of the plate. Identify patterns of change in the shadows. Cut out the clock face.
Are you aware of how the sun moves across the sky every day? Decorate the face of your sundial! Make a paper popup sundial first, to test alignment and see how the full scale sundial will look and fit.
Click map at your sundial location then. Drag the latitude slider to see how the sundial markings change for different latitudes. Adjust diameter to fit your printed paper size and hit to create a full scale pdf to print.
This is a very simple paper sundial for students to cut out and assemble. A sundial can track the sun's movement throughout the day and year, turning it into a clock, compass, and calendar. Poke a hole through the center of the plate using the pencil.
Underneath to hold it in. Make a paper plate sundial and learn to use it to tell time. Draw with markers or crayons, add color and shapes, glue on glitter, buttons, or attach stickers!
With help from an adult, create a hole in the center of the. You’ll also learn about the sun and earth in the passage of ‘time’. This sundial project is a perfect activity to go along with learning to tell time.
