Sea, Sand and Sky: Atlantic Wharf Days

Saturday, May 5, 2018

Atlantic Wharf Days

Hi Guys,

Hope everyone's enjoyed their year. It was so nice to be reunited with my old friends Eric and Jaiden. We started off like any day at Atlantic Wharf with introductions and we got to fish print and play with a lobster.

Sea Chantey Fun.

As I did the fish prints with Eric and Emily I saw how kids were so curious to see if these fishes were real or not. As they brushed the fishes I let them know that they had names and they were like "really?" I was like "of course".

Wrapping up the Atlantic Wharf events you could tell that the kids truly enjoyed when they were asked what their favorite activity of their day was and they raise their hand for everything!

I am so excited for this summer so I could hold many green crabs and fish print and just take in nature in its purest form.

Until next time,

Nieomi Colon

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