Goggle classroom

Summer is officially upon us, and while many of us teachers will spend the next couple of months spending time in the sun and catching up on summer reading, it’s never too early to brainstorm fun classroom ideas—especially when they’re inspired by our favorite vacation spots. So slip into your flip-flops because these beach-themed classroom ideas will make a huge splash with your students and coworkers.Just a heads up, WeAreTeachers may collect a share of sales from the links on this page. We only recommend items our team loves! Hang jellyfish from your classroom ceiling. SOURCE: Love the DayWhether you make these yourself or get your kids in on the fun, these paper bowl jellyfish from Love the Day are easy to make. With some paper bowls, paint, and ribbon, shock all who enter your classroom with this craft.SOURCE: Surfing to SuccessThese cute jellyfish from Surfing to Success can be made with paper lanterns, ribbon, and party streamers.Craft paper lantern crabs.SOURCE: PinterestWith just a red paper lantern, pipe cleaners, and paper, these low-fuss crustaceans make adorable additions to any beach classroom theme. Relax under paper palm trees.SOURCE: eHowTransform your classroom into a tropical island with these paper palm trees from eHow. We love the idea of lining the walls or creating a cozy reading nook with these trees. Make beach umbrella tables.SOURCE: Schoolgirl StyleSOURCE: The Charming ClassroomAdmittedly, we’re stepping off the beach here and going into the deep blue sea with this awesome ceiling design from The Charming Classroom. All it takes is a blue tablecloth or two and paper or cardboard sea creature cutouts to turn your classroom into an aquarium. (Tip: placing the sea animals under fluorescent lights will make them appear more clearly through the plastic.)Dive into this bulletin board theme.SOURCE: Elementary ShenanigansWe love the idea of turning your students into snorkelers with this fun bulletin board idea from Elementary Shenanigans. All you need is paper goggle cutouts and colorful straws. Encourage your kids to “dive into” learning, reading, participating, and being all-around awesome students. Create a beach-themed encouragement board.SOURCE: PinterestWe’re suckers for puns, and this Pinterest

The store will not work correctly in the case when cookies are disabled. Interchangeable sports protective eyewear. Frame and goggle in one. Sport Shift has been designed for multi-sport athletes that like to change from a frame to a goggle as they shift from sport to sport. Suitable for Racquetball, Tennis, Squash, Soccer, Basketball and more, Sport Shift allows you to adapt your prescription sports eyewear to the best fit in your activity and removes the need for multiple pairs as you get all the features and benefits in one impact rated frame.Sizes:Large/XL [A:57 B:40.1 ED:60 DBL:17 TL:135]Features:Interchangeable temple and goggle attachments gives you two frames in one.Endpiece cutouts allow for better peripheral vision and venting.New adjustable goggle strap contours over the ears for a more comfortable fit.Packaging:Includes semi-rigid case and cleaning cloth.Skull cap is included to wear with helmets. Must be worn over goggle and under helmet to keep goggle in place. Also aids in hygiene (can easily be washed).Standards:Meets or exceeds ASTM F803 impact resistance for several sports. Although Liberty Sport sports eyewear is designed to offer the best possible protection during certain sporting activities, there is always the possibility that the wearer may sustain an eye, face, or other injury due to impact or because of the nature of the athletic activity. If the frame incurs an severe impact it must be replaced. If the frame is neglected or misused, or is worn improperly, the degree of eye protection provided may be reduced and may result in permanent eye, face, head, or other injuries. Neither the designer, manufacturer, nor Liberty Sport Inc. claims their sports eyewear is unbreakable or eliminates the possibility of injury. More Info Brand Rec Specs Impact Sport Baseball, Basketball, Football, Handball, Hockey, Lacrosse, Racket Sports, Soccer Width Wide Nose Bridge Standard Sizes:Large/XL [A:57 B:40.1 ED:60 DBL:17 TL:135] The sizing is the official measuring standard for all frames: A- The horizontal measurement of the lens.B- The vertical measurement of the lens.ED- Effective Diameter defines the minimum diameter lens that will fit a frame when the geometric center of the lens is exactly centered in the frame.DBL- Distance Between Lenses or the bridge size.TL- Temple Length.

A sphere: -2.0 and a cylinder: -1.0, then (1/2 x -1.0) + -2.0 = -2.0 (rounded up from -2.5) step diopter lens.Choose the Goggle ModelPrescription goggles have come a long way in recent years. Prescription goggles users can now choose from lenses and goggle frames that are just as sleek and hydrodynamic as non-prescription goggles.There are both recreational and racing styles of prescription goggles. Serious swimmers, triathlon and open water swimmers, and lap swimmers will want to buy a racing style and should look for low-profile frames, or those with "racing" in the model name.Racing goggles usually have a range of advanced features to choose from like UV protection, anti-fog coating, and different size nose pieces. Swimmers with less swimming experience, or just want an alternative to going without glasses in the water — such as masks or goggles with larger lenses — should look at recreational models. These have more generously padded frames and offer wider peripheral vision.Recreational models tend to have fewer features making them a more affordable option for the casual swimmer.Some brands (such as Aqua Sphere™) offer separate prescription lenses that can be inserted into specific goggle models. Make doubly sure that the lenses you order are compatible with your goggle frames. This may be a good option for swimmers whose eyes have significantly different prescriptions.There are a few brands (such as Sporti™) that design bifocal goggles, with just the lower half of the lens set to a certain prescription.A few brands that offer positive diopter lenses are TYR and Sporti.Optical goggles, also known as prescription goggles may be a bit more expensive than non-prescription goggles, but they are still very affordable (and getting more so every year). If you are having trouble deciding which goggles to buy, consider asking your optometrist. Once you have your goggles, it may take a few minutes for your eyes to adjust to the new lens, but after a short adjustment period, you should be able to use them adequately in the pool.Two Different Eye Strengths?No problem! Did you know that you can make a custom pair by buying two sets of goggles? Although this might seem expensive at first -- ultimately, you'll end up with two pairs of goggles perfectly tailored to your unique eye strength.Simply follow these instructions to swap lenses: Choose a pair of goggles to start with. By holding the nose bridge and straps, simply pop

It's simple. The ski industry has changed. Nine of the top ten goggle brands are owned by parent corporations that have no connection to the skiers and snowboarders they serve.We're here to revive the soul and grassroots nature of skiing. When we say grassroots, we mean we live and breathe skiing from our headquarters in Breckenridge, Colorado. When we say premium gear, we mean that we use the same materials, construction, and processes as the biggest names in the industry. We cut no corners, and make no compromises in our gear. Trust us, you'll notice the difference.Oh, and did we mention that we won't rip you off? That's a nice change of pace, isn't it.Since we debuted our first goggle back in 2016, our mission has been to build premium equipment for committed skiers and snowboarders. We invite you to join the movement.Happy skiing,Curt NicholsFounder, GladeP.S. If you are ever in the Breckenridge area and want to grab some turns, please reach out! I love skiing with our community.

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