Seahorses are small fish that breathe through gills. They have tiny, spiny plates on their bodies and their heads resembles a horse. The female lays her eggs in the male seahorse's pouch. The daddy seahorse carries the eggs in a pouch on his stomach before they hatch. Seahorses have small fins that propel them forward in the water.
We created our own seahorses today using seahorse template, yarn, glue, marker and sequins. The younger kids used tissue paper.
We counted seahorses. Each child was encouraged to choose an envelope and identify the number. They counted out the number of seahorses written on the envelope and put the seahorses in the envelope. We also played a memory game with ocean cards!
We enjoyed more Colorado sunshine today as well!
We created our own seahorses today using seahorse template, yarn, glue, marker and sequins. The younger kids used tissue paper.
We counted seahorses. Each child was encouraged to choose an envelope and identify the number. They counted out the number of seahorses written on the envelope and put the seahorses in the envelope. We also played a memory game with ocean cards!
We enjoyed more Colorado sunshine today as well!
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