RoverView 3-D Glasses
Materials
1. Print it out
Print out the #Roverview 3-D Glasses template. Set your printer to: double-sided, flip along right edge. (You can also print out the front and back on separate pieces of paper and glue or tape them together.)
2. Cut it out
Cut around the outside edge of the template. Then cut out the inner squares to make holes for your lenses.
3. Attach the lenses
Use glue or tape to attach a pair of 3-D glasses to the back of the template. Or, if you’re using theater gels or another transparent material for your lenses, attach the red lens on the back left side and the blue lens on the back right side.
4. Make it handheld
Attach a Popsicle stick or tongue depressor to the back of the template. If you don’t use 3-D glasses for your lenses, this will allow you to easily hold you mask in place.
5. Customize your glasses
Use crayons and markers to draw designs on your mask and add decorations like stickers, pipe cleaners and pom-poms. See where your curiosity takes you!
7. Look at space images
Use your 3-D glasses to look at stellar scenes from Earth to Mars and beyond. Check out 3-D space images!
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