Sand dollar

Sand Dollar

One of the best parts of going to the beach is exploring the sand and finding hidden treasures...shells, sand dollars...and more. One of my favorites was

Photo about Sand dollar (keyhole urchin) on a gray background. Image of skeleton, echinoderm, beach - 63912666

How to Make Sand Dollar Jewelry. You can use sand dollars to make jewelry, or substitute other shells - let your imagination be your guide.

The sand dollar—AKA "sea biscuit" or "sand cake"—is purple and hairy in its prime. See nine things you didn't know about these fascinating creatures.

A light-stitching underwater scene is a stunning way to stitch for the summer! These designs have light stitches and open areas that allow the fabric to show through. Choose smooth fabrics (quilter's cotton, linen, twill, denim) for best results.

Summer is here! Use the legend of the sand dollar, to teach a Bible object lesson that shows how God's creative fingerprints are everywhere! Includes Bible verses and activities.

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Learn how to clean sand dollars from the beach using household items! You'll have clean, sparkling sand dollars to use in crafts and projects. Click to learn the secrets to cleaning and preserving them, along with how to responsibly choose which sand dollars to take home.

MINI DEVOTIONAL/THOUGHT The Legend of the Sand Dollar, The Friend 1976 Main Thought: “Remember Him, and find peace within.” ____________________ Walking slowly along the wet sand—hands in pockets and bare feet kicking the water that lapped at his toes—Guillermo (Gee-yer-mo) wished he had a present to welcome his friend Philip. Soon it would be time for Philip to arrive in Baja, California, after the trip with his family‍ along the Oregon seacoast. Two years ago the two boys had been…