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ALL THINGS ECLIPSE WEBINAR

August 18, 2017, 3 PM EDT. Live from the path of totality, Charles Fulco (saros61@gmail.com) discussed how an eclipse occurs, how to safely view the eclipse (no glasses, no problem), and shared classroom resources that you can use with your students.

About Charles Fulco

Charles Fulco's motto is "No Child Left Inside". With that in mind, he has provided many professional development workshops for teachers and developed numerous classroom activities to get teachers and students outside investigating the Earth. Charles Fulco is a Science Consultant and Curriculum Writer. He serves on the Education Outreach Committee, 2017 U.S. Total Solar Eclipse Task Force of the American Astronomical Society. He taught science and was the planetarium director at Port Chester Middle School, Port Chester, New York. He also taught English at Westchester Community College. An avid amateur astronomer, Charles fosters dark-sky education, is an active eclipse-chaser, and participates in many astronomy events. Charles has seen four total eclipses on four continents.

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Classroom Resources

Solar Eclipse Across America

The American Astronomical Society has a comprehensive website with information about eye safety, how to shoot solar images and videos, how to find viewing events across the country, and much more. Check out the educational resources!

Eclipse Certificate

Classroom Certificate

Eclipse Certificate Word Doc (Microsoft Word 2007 (.docx) 1.2MB Aug15 17)

DIG Magazine front page

DIG magazine article

Making a Pinhole Camera (Acrobat (PDF) 53kB Aug18 17)

Totality 2017

Charles Fulco's Facebook page

Additional Resources Within NSTA Articles

These articles by Charles Fulco are posted with permission from NSTA. The articles include Internet and other resources for teaching about the Eclipse.

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