Shells on the beach

Flat Corrin, Gramma Sal and I were looking for shells on the beach. We found a clam shell, a periwinkle, a little white shell, a shell that looks like a boat, and a mussell shell. I told Flat Corrin that the clam shells are the same clams you get in restaurants, and so are the mussels.

I was looking for a live crab, but there aren't many around in October, so I showed Flat Corrin a crab shell.

Then we found a razor clam.

The tide was high, but tomorrow, we are going to try to find some barnacles and look under the seaweed to see if there are any little green crabs like the ones Real Corrin catches with her family.

Flat Corrin saved a couple of the shells and is going to bring them back to show the class what they feel like.