Today the boys made a solar oven from a pizza box (instructions to build your own: http://www.solarnow.org/pizzabx.htm) It was a lot of fun, and pretty impresive! The internal temperature got up to 160 degrees before the sky became overcast. Unfortunately, our oven wasn't a success. After 2 hours the biscuts hadn't baked much at all and a sudden gust of wind blew our ovens off the picnic table. Still, it was a fun science lesson for the kids!
Ryan and Kyle constructing their ovens:

Doug helping Kyle to get the sun's reflection at the proper angle:

Biscuts baking in the sun!

While the boys were busily gathering time and temperature data, I took the opportunity to sew some more. I found a great vintage fabric and made another wrap dress:
3 comments:
the dress looks great. I naght try the solar oven with our children this summer. Our summer temps are pretty hot
I love those dressed you make! You are so talented and creative.
That dress is so pretty! Man, you are quite the homemaker. I love all the pictures.
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