If you plan on having the children help with the wheel turning, a tab can be added to the front circle edge to help the younger children turn it. Be prepared to attach the back circle to the board with strong magnets or sticky tack.The idea for this visual aid was posted on Sugardoodle from “The Choristers Corner,” but it didn’t include printable images. Note: The visual aids were found on Microsoft Word clipart and in the Friend magazine. If both circles are lined up, put the brad through both holes, opening up the arms in the back. Turn the earth and make sure everything is lined up. With a thick needle, poke a hole through the center mark on both items leaving the needle in place. Place the earth on top of the circle cutout.They also can enlarge the images and print them bigger if needed.) Cut off the excess laminating around the edges, but do not cut out the laminate on the cut out slice of the earth.) Laminate both the earth and the poster board circle. Cut out the poster board circle, trimming off any parts of the triangles around the edges. Place the earth on top of the circle and check to make sure that the opening on the earth shows each picture correctly as you turn it. Once all the parts are situated, lightly glue down each piece. They will overlap each other in order for them to all fit, but the points of all the triangles need to be circling the center mark. Place each triangle on the poster board circle outline in the correct order (see above picture).Trace around the triangle with a pencil and then cut out the piece from the earth. Place the blank triangle on the earth just left of the top middle, making sure the tip is at the center mark. Cut out the triangle pieces inside the blue lines.(Note: it must be the exact middle in order for this activity to work)
After removing the earth, find the middle point on the earth picture and on the poster board using a compass or a ruler.
Print the visual aid items and assemble the activity using the following steps:.Items needed: a half sheet of poster board, glue, scissors, drawing compass or ruler, and one brad.
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