This just had to be my favorite sarcophagus. I just thought it was cool how they even went to draw the front cover.

This sarcophagus was made by my favorite sixth grader, named Cameron. He made his out of clay and then spray painted it gold. Unreal! One student had a mummy that was the size of a small child. It shocked you at first. I turned around and she is holding this huge thing in my face. Her sarcophagus was even a packing box because her mummy was so big.

And then one student had a mummy that apparently starved inself before it died. I know you can't see the real size of this thing but it was about the size of a twig.
2 comments:
I'm impressed. They did a good job!
Cracks me up - I'm going to show the pictures to Arron Lehman and give him a good laugh. With kids so eager to get extra credit, it sounds like you've got a good group of self-motivated students.
Definitely worth displaying at open house or the like!
C
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