Summary of eclipse activities with links and highlights of bizarre phenomena to experience on Eclipse Day.  (Turn on closed captions, or CC, on YouTube.)

Nightwise blog posts tagged "solar eclipse". 

Links to dozens of activities that support solar eclipse education.  Soften the blow if it's cloudy.

Excellent detailed maps along the eclipse path by Michael Zeiler.  Watch the flyover.

Interactive Google map by Javier Jubier.  (Click clock icon in left column for local time.)

How to view the eclipse safely; from American Astronomical Society.

Like only NASA can. 

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Preview climatology and weather along the eclipse path to help choose your viewing destination; by Jay Anderson.

Image the sun with a 16-ounce can, duct tape, and black and white photographic paper.  Or try a solar eclipse version of a solargraph using SunPrint paper. 

Make a Sun Funnel to observe a magnified projected view of the sun, sunspots, and eclipse.

Eclipse enthusiasm is paired with Gordon Telepun's recommendations for Eclipse Day.  (Get his Solar Eclipse Timer app!).  Be prepared for April 8 highlights.