We all
know that today is the anniversary of one of the worst days in U.S. history,
but the date also has a more fun side. It’s International Rock Flipping Day—a
time to celebrate all those critters that live under rocks, as well as the
natural curiosity that inspires us to take a closer look at the world around
us.
All you have to do is go outside and look under a rock or two. Then record what you see by drawing, painting, taking photographs or writing about it. (If you live in a place where there might be poisonous creatures under there, like scorpions or snakes, you might want to use a stick to flip the rocks.) When you’re done, carefully return the rock to its original position.
It’s fun and easy and you just might meet some pretty cool critters.
All you have to do is go outside and look under a rock or two. Then record what you see by drawing, painting, taking photographs or writing about it. (If you live in a place where there might be poisonous creatures under there, like scorpions or snakes, you might want to use a stick to flip the rocks.) When you’re done, carefully return the rock to its original position.
It’s fun and easy and you just might meet some pretty cool critters.
That's a cool kind of day!!
ReplyDeleteRight!? This really brightened my day, thanks for sharing, Melissa!!
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