How to make your own periscope Harriet the spy style

Make your own periscope Harriet the spy style

Kids learn how to make a fun craft project, then use their own creative spin to Make it Awesome! Learn how to make your own periscope (perfect for the Harriet the Spy type). You will need: cardboard, tape, scissors, and two mirrors.

Step 1: Construct a tall box. Measure opening with mirror. Fold and tape to form a box.

Step 2: Cut flaps. Should look like diagram shown.

Step 3: Add mirrors. Tape mirror inside each flap. Then cut away the opposite sides.

Step 4: Bend the flaps and try to find the right angle.

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aronr 10 months ago

it was preety good

Txlonestargal 9 months ago

When I finally got this one to play, it was pretty cool. I like this one!

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