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FREE delivery Wed, Sep 13 on 25 of items shipped by Amazon. We also spent several days in circle time talking about the bones of the animals in our x-rays. ME456 A4 LED Light Box 9x12 Inch Light Pad Only 5mm Ultra-Thin USB Power Light Table for Tracing. We also picked up several books about bones and animal anatomy at the library they could pair with these animal x-rays. My preschoolers are not writing much yet but they happily colored photos of what they were observing. I let them explore the x-rays and record their findings by leaving paper and pencils next to the light table. The kids did a lot of individual study with this activity. She was surprised to see that they had so many little bones and was intrigued by how different it was from ours. They have an exotic fish tank in her preschool class so she found a picture that looked like one in her class fish tank. My daughter was really interested in the fish x-rays.

Related Learning Activity: Explore fall foliage on the light table! Portable, durable, waterproof and rechargeable Great for experiential learning in the classroom and beyond Can be used with sand, paint. Note: This light table is designed to hold salt or sand in the top layer. The side-by-side comparison of the x-rays and the photos really helps the kids see “inside” the animals and understand how their bones are formed and structured inside each animal’s body. Have you ever wanted a light table, and wondered if there was an easy way to build a DIY light table yourself Well, this easy DIY light table could be your answer Once I figured out which materials to use, the whole thing took about 10 minutes to assemble. Read reviews to learn about the top-rated Roylco First Look Light Table Kit (R-59260). I let the leads com out at one corner and the lid still fit over the top without a problem. Find a Roylco First Look Light Table Kit (R-59260) at Staples.ca. Put the Christmas lights into the box and spread them out evenly. This will dull the light and help it to be dispersed more evenly. Our set of animal x-rays comes with a color photo that matches each x-ray so the kids laid them out, side by side, and studied how each animal’s bones were formed and their placement within the body. Line the inside of the box lid with sheets of tracing paper and stick down with sticky tape. With my preschoolers, there’s been a lot of talk about our bodies and bones lately so this activity was a great way to expand on that and talk about bones and bone structure in animals.

A light table