This was a clever idea from my friend Sue Tarr. She went to restaurants that sell oysters in a half shell and asked to have the leftover shells! Free shells. Then she drilled holes in them for hanging. I thought this was such a great idea for a cheap craft...
In the study of nature, it is such an easy and powerful activity to have the children draw and label the subject of current study. This helps students own the information and remember it. It is far more engaging than giving them a worksheet with lines to fill in...
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