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Two kids, one sandbox. These three simple words represent a new way of playing with sand. The new interactive sand box lets users explore a digital world while building their physical skills without the expensive and time-consuming process of making a traditional sand castle. So get your kids out of the house and into the summer months with these easy-to use materials that let them get creative together indoors or outdoors. #1. Grab a box. Use any box you have in the house with one end cut open and sand placed inside. If you do not have sand paper available, sand can be purchased at many art supply stores. This entire project costs less than $25, and can be completed in less than three hours (if you're working alone). The first step is to cut the end off of the box and sand down all of the edges to give it a smooth finish. The second step is to place sand into the box up to an inch from the top of the opening. The third step is to cut out a small hole in the top of the box to place a power brick into it. Make sure that the power brick is facing up. The last step is to place the final piece of the solar panel onto this hole. #2. Install Solar Panels. These are available at most local hardware stores for about $100 ($75 online). They will need to be secured with attached zip ties to both sides of your box so that they face directly up during the day while extending over your sandbox box's lid. A drill can be used to install these panels because they have holes running throughout their structure through which screws can be inserted. When attaching the solar panels, make sure to place them so that they will be facing straight up for the majority of the day. In order to determine this, you can mark where the sun rises and sets on a calendar and then measure from this point on either side of the box to find out how far forward or backward from your box they will have to be aligned. #3. Deliver Power. Power can be delivered to your box using a USB cable which is placed in the power brick and attached by a cord running over top of one of your solar panels or using an extension cord. A power brick can be purchased online or locally at your local computer store for about $10 or less. #4. Protect the Sun. Hanging over your box is essential to protect it from direct sunlight (which can damage the solar panels). Many individuals hang misting fans over their boxes to keep them cool, but this requires time every day to run the fan, which may mean that it cannot be used for other activities throughout the day. Many children enjoy playing with sand, but many adults do not have the spare time required to spend creating a sandbox each day of summer vacation. Sand Box World makes it easy for people of all ages to build creative sand structures without having to spend hours on their project each day. cfa1e77820
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