Tide pool in a bottle craft

Create a fun miniature under-the-sea world to put on your bedroom shelf, display in the bathroom, or use as a night light!

A cool Sea-in-a-Bottle Sensory Bottle for sitting bubs and those learning to crawl, that makes a cool calm down tool for bigger kids too!

Ocean in a Bottle craft - simple stunning. Crete memories with your little ones.

Explore what causes ocean waves with this simple ocean waves in a bottle activity for kids. Great for under the sea theme or ocean theme.

Ocean in a bottle activity

Sand dollars hold a certain mystical fascination for many. They are the subject of legends. Encourage natural curiosity by having your group create sand dollar necklaces from modeling compound and shells. Pack includes small seashells, non-toxic paint, glue and modeling compound, cord and FREE EduCraft Guide with instructions. Sizes will vary.

ART CAMP Studio's under the sea sculpture is a fun craft idea for grades K-8. Paint, sculpt and design your own underwater seascape. Great year round art project.

5 Tide Pool Facts and Create An Edible Tide Pool Diorama Ideas. I have five tide pool facts and you'll love these edible tide pool diorama ideas. Also, look at this free Seashore Watching Unit Study and Beach Lapbook. We are creating our own sea creatures that are found in a tide pool with moldable candy, add some fish, and top it with beautiful ocean water. People love to visit tide pools when the tide is low to observe the fish and other sea life that is contained within.

This jellyfish in a bottle looks just like the real thing! This ocean craft is easy and inexpensive to make, and it's also a fun discovery or sensory bottle. Make a jellyfish from a plastic bag and place it in a bottle of water to watch it swirl and 'swim' around! It's really mesmerizing to watch, and it makes a great prop for storytime or a lesson at school. This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run this…

Create your own tide pool art project using real sand- a fun way to demonstrate all you've learned about sea life AND a fun sensory project too!