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The Whale 1998 Norris Middle School, Firth, Nebraska
Taping the plastic together
Getting the Layers Just Right!
Finishing their “Tales”
Mrs. Hegler leads a discussion
Working on the Drawing
Get that picture perfect!
How do you draw a whale?
Students showing off their artwork!
Hold that plastic down!
Nice Job, Christopher!
The rolled up whale!
Stretching a Blue Whale!
Making the fins!
The flat whale from afar!
Here comes the second sheet!
Holding the plastic down while we cut the outline of the whale.
Nice job, Drew & Jerad!
Hang on, Joe!
Are you awake, Hans?
Hang on tight!
Don’t let it rip!
Nice Tail!
About 100 students take a massive amount of plastic and transform it into a model of the largest animal that has ever lived. This blue whale project takes about 3 hours and costs a total of about $65-$70. The students rotate between 5 different sections (art, grid, plastic, trivia, and story). We deflate the whale and then store it for future use.
Inside View!
Side View!
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