How to Make an Igloo from an Eggshell

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This ehow was contributed to eHow anonymously by one of our guests. It makes a good winter project for elementary school children.

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Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Paper Towels
Paper Towels
Paper towels
Permanent Markers
Permanent markers

Step 1

Gently break egg shell in half making two equal parts.
Step 2

Gently rinse and wipe the inside of the eggshell out. Let dry for about 10 minutes.
Step 3

Using a permanent ink marker draw a upside down letter "U" on the lower edge of the egg shell; fill in the entire area so it looks like a tunnel entrance, or maybe a door.
Step 4

Using the same marker either make jagged lines or symmetrical lines starting at the top of the egg shell and working down to look like blocks of snow.