As the nights draw in, this is a fun activity to do in the dark! I've been meaning to make Eden a lightbox for a while now, I just couldn't figure out how I'd do it. Lightboxes can be really expensive to buy, and I've seen them for sale at £80-£100. The lightbox I've made for Eden cost just £3.50 - bargain fun! Today we experimented with various objects I found in Eden's bedroom, but I've got lots of plans for explorative play with it, particularly over these forthcoming dark winter months where more time is spent indoors.
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Setting up the lightbox: plastic shoebox and battery-powered LED light |
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Testing out various objects |
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"I wonder if I glow too?" |
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Plastic milk bottle tops |
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3 comments:
I have been wondering how to make a cheap light box. Great idea and the kids look like they had so much fun! I am now following you on Twitter. Vicky from www.messforless.net
What a great way to celebrate the lessening of the light when winter begins!
This is great, we have been wanting to try to make our own - and how easy! Thanks
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