It is always interesting to me how children learn more about themselves and the way they live in the world by studying the way another creature lives. And so on. Add food coloring to make it more appealing. The bottles are then taped closed before the children take them home. We then attach the plate with the blue cellophane on it to the collaged plate.
Children can do a mural of the sea as a group project.
Paint large seahorse shapes at the easel using watercolors. Blue whales are even bigger than dinosaurs were. They eat the tiniest creatures because they don't have teeth. The starfish doesn't have a brain, but he can grow a new arm if somebody eats one of his. A hermit crab outgrows his shell and goes looking for a new one.