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This was a project that I did with a class of special ed. students. The little knob turns to the right to catch the candy and then you have to turn it back for it to fall through. The jars we used were tomato sauce jars and the center of the tops were cut out
Edit: So as suggested, I posted some new pictures. In 2 of them you can see how the candy will fall through and catches in the middle layer. Cheers!
-- Jess































9 comments so far
Karson
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posted 13 days ago
Neat idea. Great job on the construction. You need to rotate your picture though.
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OregonBurls
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posted 13 days ago
I like it. can I have a gum ball?
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stefang
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posted 13 days ago
Nice job. Rotation preferred.
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Dusty56
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posted 13 days ago
Very nice that you are working with Special Needs students . I think that I would have washed the jar before filling it and taking its picture though : ) Maybe you can take some more pictures of it with the sunlight shining onto the wooden part of your project while holding the camera horizontally , redD. Have a great weekend !
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nmkidd
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posted 12 days ago
Nice gum dispenser….....really a great thing working with the Special kids….......Good job.
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a1Jim
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posted 12 days ago
Fun project good job
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Dusty56
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posted 12 days ago
Now this is perfect , Jess : ) Great job indeed !
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reddinosaur
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posted 12 days ago
Thanks all ^_^
-- Jess
Scott Bryan
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posted 12 days ago
Jess, this is a pretty neat project and working with these children is a wonderful idea for which you are to be commended.
Thanks for sharing this.
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