I made a non touch cardboard candler

[Chicken-lovebirdchihuahua]

here are the pics

big hole is for your arm so you can place the egg small for turning on the flashlight

You just place the egg on top and watch it until your done! If anyone wants to know how to make it just type how to in the comments!

 

[chickenmama109]

how do you make it im on day 15 and could use one the next candle

 

[Chicken-lovebirdchihuahua]

I'm busy but happy to tell you everything tomorrow if you would like

 

[chickenmama109]

ok thanks

 

[sylviethecochin]

how do you make it im on day 15 and could use one the next candle

That one's "fancy." You can do it with a bright flashlight, holding the flashlight in your fist and putting the egg down on top of it.

 

[chickenmama109]

That one's "fancy." You can do it with a bright flashlight, holding the flashlight in your fist and putting the egg down on top of it.

Yes that’s what I’ve been doing lol and it works perfectly but I always like to try new stuff

 

[Chicken-lovebirdchihuahua]

Same the holding works the best but I like trying new stuff

 

[DrumstickRanchTex]

When I taught school, I took a hydrolic fluid funnel (new of course) and cut off part of the tip of the funnel. I got a high powered flashlight and put it under the funnel and put (even held) an egg on the cut surface. With room lights out and flashlight on, most kids could see what was being pointed out. We could see the chicks and ducks curling their toes, opening their mouths, sticking out their tongues, etc and we could easily see color patterns too. We had some Swedish type ducks that the marking on the chest was very distinct. The students who were about 12 and 13 had a blast.

 

[Chicken-lovebirdchihuahua]

When I taught school, I took a hydrolic fluid funnel (new of course) and cut off part of the tip of the funnel. I got a high powered flashlight and put it under the funnel and put (even held) an egg on the cut surface. With room lights out and flashlight on, most kids could see what was being pointed out. We could see the chicks and ducks curling their toes, opening their mouths, sticking out their tongues, etc and we could easily see color patterns too. We had some Swedish type ducks that the marking on the chest was very distinct. The students who were about 12 and 13 had a blast.

wow that sound so cool that must have been really fun!

 

[DrumstickRanchTex]

It seems that kids never outgrow their fascination with hatching eggs!