Take the class to the ocean in this activity. With the use of paper plates and yarn, the students will make their sea creatures swim, swim, swim!
- Duration: 1 Hour(s)
- Grade(s): K – 4th
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Put your goggles on and hold your breath as we explore the deep blue sea without leaving the room. Let your students showcase their love for sea critters in this art activity.
Take the class to the ocean in this activity. With the use of paper plates and yarn, the students will make their sea creatures swim, swim, swim!
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