Technically, it's more burning, than roasting...
...but it smells fantastic, is a ton of fun...
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- An Almost Unschooling Mom
- I'm a homeschool mom of six. My family has been homeschooling for about seventeen years. And, each year, we've learned a little more about having fun, and spending less, while learning more. It's great to be a homeschooler!
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7 comments:
Oh boy! My 11 yr old already loves burning things with her magnifying glass (properly supervised!), she'll just love this!!
Sam - Just don't forget the sun-screen. I look a little like a roasted marshmallow myself tonight :)
Oh man, this would be dangerous to show my kids, but they really would love it.
What fun! Perhaps this can lead to lesson on carbon!
I would not be patient enough to personally do this, but I think my son would! ;0)
What a fun magnifying glass activity!
Super! I was just trying to explain to daughter how and why magnifying glass can be used to start a fire. Would be fun to try it on a marshmallow instead!
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