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Winter Homeschooling – Look to the Sea. 17 Hands-on Activities for Two to Teens.

September 17, 2015 | 10 Comments
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Today, I have  some sweet ocean themed hands-on activities to go along with those freebies.

HANDS-ON HOMESCHOOLING

Winter Homeschooling - Look to the Sea. 17 Hands-On Activities for Two to Teens @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

1. Glass Sea Bottle or you could use plastic. Gorgeous, easy and creative. (via Etsy)

ocean bottle

2. Make Ocean Colored Soap Cubes using Ice Trays. (via Martha Stewart)

soap cubes

3. Easy Swimming Sock Fish. (via Parents)

swimming sock

4. Ocean Diorama. (via Martha Stewart)

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5. Under the Sea Snow Globe (from baby food jars) (via Chickabug)

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6. Make an ocean bottle (via Lilla A)

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7. Write a message in a bottle.

Ocean Unit Study Message In a Bottle Language Arts @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

8. Easy Diorama with paper plates (via Make and Takes)

paper plate ocean diorama

9. Make a sea glass bracelet (via Martha Stewart)

sea bracelet

10. Shells on a Wooden Letter (via Beach Comber).

seashells on a wooden letter

11. Printable Ocean Diorama (via Holiday Kids Craft) Sometimes you got a kid that doesn’t want to color. I understand. So here is a diorama that has pages already colored. Some blank and some colored for options.

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12. Ocean Playdough (via Kids Activities Blog).

Ocean-Play-Dough

13. Make edible geography sea levels.

Edible Geography Sea Levels @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

14. Make your own Jellyfish Lights (via Kids Activities Blog)

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15. Handmade Boat (via Minieco.Co.Uk)

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15. Edible ocean layers.

Yum. Edible Ocean Layers @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

17. Good Ol’ Southern Louisiana Gumbo. You know, made the right way with a roux (Via Louisiana Cooking)

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Hugs and love ya,

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Also see my Winter Season Unit Study for more winter homeschooling ideas and my Oceans Unit Study for more ocean learning fun!

10 CommentsFiled Under: Hands-On Activities, Science Based Tagged With: hands-on activities, handsonhomeschooling, ocean

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  1. Alison says

    September 28, 2015 at 12:41 am

    So many great activities! Thanks for linking up at the Thoughtful Spot Blog Hop! 🙂
    Alison recently posted…Thoughtful Spot Blog Hop #106My Profile

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    • Tina Robertson says

      September 30, 2015 at 9:51 pm

      Thank You Alison and for hosting. Have a super evening.

      Reply
  2. Deanna Hershberger says

    September 23, 2015 at 7:37 am

    WOW. What a great week! I love the sea glass and the fish! It looks like your kids had a great time with all of this! And how simple it all is. I love it.

    I used to live in Seattle, so this makes me miss home!

    Thanks for sharing with #made4kids. Hope to see you back next week!!
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    • Tina Robertson says

      September 24, 2015 at 8:57 am

      Hi Deanna,

      I have never been to Seattle, but it’s on my list of must visit places.
      We love doing things like this in the winter.
      Thanks for scooting by today and for the fun link up. Have a super day.

      Reply
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