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| by: Martha E. H. Rustad Some really amazing photographs of Sea easy to read information about them! What they eat, where they live....and more! |
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| These Spiky Sea Urchin Creatures are lots of fun, and take minimal projects. You can even use colored toothpicks for added fun! |
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- Where do sea urchins live?
- What are the special features and parts
of a sea urchin? - How do sea urchins move? How do they
eat? How to they protect themselves?
| Step 1 Roll up your modeling clay into a ball. Tap the bottom gently so that is fits flat against the table. |
| Step 2 toothpicks into the clay. Not too far because you want them to stick out a bit. |
| Step 3 Go around the circle, putting in toothpicks every couple of spaces or so. You want it to be very full so try an fill it up as best as you can. |
| All Done! Make yourself a variety of different sea urchins and put them on display in an Coral Reef Diorama. |
