Making solar panels
I ran across a pretty nice video on YouTube giving instructions about making your own solar panels. This might be a good homeschool project for the summer.
Your children can be learning the value of using natural light for electricity instead of always depending on your electric company for power. They can also be learning how to conserve energy usage around the home. It's worth a try!
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posted by Ann crum @ 7:40 PM
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Thanks for dropping by and giving us this nice information! I'll get to a review of your product in a couple of days and let you know. :-)
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