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Storybook Summertime position by Tonya of Create-Celebrate-Explore.

My kids love everything about the ocean. I'm not sure if it's because we liveborn in Golden State and spend a whole lot of time at the beach, or whether it could be from visiting numerous aquariums. One of their many overseas life books along their game room bookshelf is See Under the Sea away Kate Davies. It explores the precious coral reefs, and dives at bottom into the sea to explore the creatures that live thither, and as an added bonus, it's a flap book, soh kids get spear carrier special surprises as they delve into the deep waters.

See Under The Sea Usborne Books

Here are some entertaining crafts for little ones who love below the shipboard adventures.

PAPER CRAFTS

Sea craft

The twins made these in Kinder as part of their sea life study. The upside picture is a wax crayon drawing, artificial over with watercolors, then we attached images of the kids equally deep seagoing diverse exploring the the deep blueness sea they had created.

The crab, and giant are simple paper crafts. These were portion the kids with their scissor skills, and then attaching paper in the correct spaces to create the images.

Marine museum DIORAMA

Aquarium diorama

Aquarium panorama's are really favourite with kids and are simple and fun to make. All you need to create these are:

2 paper plates
a sheet of distinct plastic or vinyl radical
foam ocean life stickers
glue
sand (we used a little from the sandpit in our backyard)
Blue sky blusher and brushes

Cut a mess in unitary of the paper plates and have your fry paint both with blue paint. Once dry, have them bond the sand victimization glue, then work their way leading, adding the plants, then sea creatures. Staple the clear plastic to the inside of the paper plate with the hole, and then raw material both plates together.

Don't blank out a special low-level the sea themed deal for your wee crafters.

PARTY TREATS

Under the sea party treat

We had a lot of diverting making these, and used an assortment of items, but the capital things you take are blue jell-o and elastic souffle cups.

Some of the jell-o cups we placed sugarcoat sharks and swedish angle in in one case the jell-o had begun to set. For the others, I spread a little Sang-froid Whip on half the ocean, so topped with rough Graham Crackers to create waves and sand. We ready-made the starfish and shells away melting glaze melts and pouring them into scale candy molds. We lidded few with fun cocktail umbrella's and placed half-size glass marker mermaid's in the water swimming to the airfoil.

Under the sea party treats

I go for your kids love these fun under the sea themed crafts and treats. Take in a wonderful summer everyone, and I hope you continue to enjoy the catch one's breath of the Storybook Summertime series.

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Tonya Staab is a freelance author, and the creative mind behind Create-Celebrate-Explore where she shares craft tutorials, recipes, party planning, decorating, and travel tips. She has triplet kids (twin kindergarteners and a teen) and can ofttimes be found dabbled in flour and shine.

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Marie is a mother of 3 living in Seattle, Evergreen State. She's been the founder and managing editor program of Brand and Takes for the last 13 years, curating a DIY site with kids craft tutorials, dwelling house decor ideas, and simple recipes. Arsenic well A the author of the script, Make and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Old Childhood and Primary teaching degree and is presently teaching Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves sharing her creative thinking here at Hold and Takes!