Sara - Best Smile
Like putting lipstick on a Crab!
Ashtyn - Best Eyes
Yes, they do move independently, a mantis crab.
But they don't see polarized light!
Chandler - Most Original
Note that the Crab is Blue before going in the pot.
These kids know their crabs.
Emme - Happiest
Also the one with the tartan claw.
Tucker - Skinniest
When you are a skinny crab, you survive.
Licardo - Saddest
Do crabs cry salty tears?
Corey - Best All Around
In addition to design, we thought that the colors here were superb.
Mckenzie - Most Like Dr. C.
What can I say? Like looking in a mirror.
Shareef - Scariest
Several rock bands vied for the copyright on this one.
Ceaira - Best Lips
All the better to kiss you with, my dear!
Victor - Most Environmentally Friendly
Please notice the biodiversity.
Mrs. D. teaches them young about the important things.
Alenjandra - Cutiest
These crabs are joined in a crab dance called
"The Scuttle"
Mrs. D. has four children in her class that are exceptional. It is a wonderful thing to see how the other children (above) treat these special students. To watch them in action makes one believe that compassion is a basic trait of a human and it is prejudice that is learned.
Ethan - The Crab with the Reddest Claws
A'yana - The Bashful Crab
Alyssa - The Singing Blue Crab
(i.e. blues singer)
Elijah - Most artistic
Hope you enjoyed this year's batch. Come again next year when a fresh group of artists will try their hand.
