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| "Sea Urchins" by: Martha E. H. Rustad Some really amazing photographs of Sea Urchins and lots of 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 supplies. Plus they look fantastic in Ocean Dioramas, and other school 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 Starting around the bottom edge, push your 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. |
