Sun Dial Clock!
I made a sun dial clock for a clock contest!
Warning! This is a “traditional horizontal” sundial designed for a latitude of 10° North!
Supplies
you will need a pencil, a paper plate, scissors, glue, and the clock face... here is the link:
https://lyncean.education/projects/astronomy/simple-paper-sundials/latitude10.png
also you can get it directly from here by downloading the image above or doing a screenshot of the image above!
you need a printer to print the image!
Cut Out Clock Face!
Cut out the circle clock from the printed page!
Glue the Clock on Plate
use your glue to stick the clock face on the plate!
Poke Hole in Clock
poke a hole as shown above!
Stick Hour Hand On
Stick the pencil in the hole then you are done!
How to Use!
Put the sun dial clock in the sun.
Aim the north side of the clock pointing north (you may need a compass).
The shadow of the pencil is the hour hand!
If it is sunny you can tell roughly what hour it is (only if you use it correctly)!