you could have them piece together a pot, using larger pieces for the
younger kids and smaller ones for the older kids.

On Tue, 15 Jul 2003, Annmarie Zan wrote:

> I'm doing a family program on archaeology for Sept. (Archaeology month) We
> will have about 35 people mostly age 5-12. I'll do a sandbox dig but I'm looking
> for some type of craft/project that they could take home too. Also material
> on archaeology for this young a crowd any ideas? I do have some money I can
> spend on this event so hands on manipulative ideas would be good. Thank you
> Annmarie Zan
> Interpretive Specialist
> Isle a la Cache Museum
> Romeoville, IL
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Just when you think everything's going ok, the continents shift.


Amanda Paige
Classical Civilization & Egyptology BA
University of Michigan

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