The children weren't too happy to have to give up their balloon squid when I finally dumped out their ocean playground. To lessen the blow, I walked them (my younger three, ages 5-9) through a toilet paper tube craft, that doubled as a review of the parts of the squid we had just learned about, minus the mouth and beak.
Mantle:
Fins:
Head and Legs (eight of them):
Clubs:
Feeding Tentacles:
Siphon:
Eyes:
It's great to be a homeschooler.
5 comments:
adorable! I am adding it to my Pinterest board under our Apologia Swim Creatures curriculum board. Thank you!
I love it, we are studying squid this month so this is great for us, thanks for sharing.
OK, if a squid could ever be considered "cute," I do believe this is what he would look like... :0)
Thanks for talking me through it, too. You might like Exploring Creation with Swimming Creatures.
Way cool and so detailed!
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