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Duck Paper Plate Craft

What you will need:

Modest Dejeuner-size Paper Plates

Dinner-size Paper Plates for the Large Bird

Pigment

Glue Gun or Stapler

Yellow Feathers

Eyes

How to Make Duck Newspaper Plate Craft:

1. To brand the smaller ducks use the pocket-sized paper plates. To make the larger duck use larger plates.

two. Fold a paper plate in half and cut it in half.

iii. To make the caput roll i one-half of the plate into a cone shape overlapping the sides about ane/iii of the plate. Glue the cut side airtight.

4. To make the body curl the other half of the paper plate into a cone shape overlapping the side only about one inch at the edge. Glue the cone closed on the cutting edge. Fold the tip of the cone down about one/2" and gum the head to the folded tip.

5. Cut wings and feet from another paper plate and glue them to the torso equally shown in the picture.

6. Pigment the paper plate ducks and glue on eyes. To finish glue feathers to the summit of the heads.

vii. Make the larger duck the same way except utilize larger plates.

Activities for this Craft:

1. Make 5 little ducks and one mother duck and use them as puppets to act out the "V Little Ducks" song.

2. Make at least ii little ducks and hide a plastic egg nether one of the ducks, mix up the ducks and accept your child effort to guess which duck has the egg.

3. Vocabulary Discussion Review - Make at least five trivial ducks and identify small plastic eggs with your child'southward vocabulary words written on pieces of paper within the eggs. Hide the eggs under the ducks. Testify your child a give-and-take and ask him to find the egg that has the matching word. If your kid picks a duck that doesn't have the matching discussion, place the word back in the egg and under the duck. Keep playing until he has plant all the words. If you don't have plastic eggs, you can merely cut egg shapes from paper.

4. Counting Ducks - Read Duck & Goose, 1, two, 3 past Tad Hills. Make a agglomeration of ducks, a goose, and a bird and accept your child practice counting them.

5. Read One Duck Stuck by Jane Chapman - Your children will love this rhyming volume. It is filled with onomatopoeia (a word that imitates or suggests the source of the sound they are describing) such equally splish, clomp, plop, and plunck). Help your child detect as many examples every bit onomatopoeia as he can find in this book. Try to make some of the sounds using things y'all discover around the house.

This book is also filled with words rhyming with duck.

Run into how many words your child can detect that rhymes with duck such as muck and stuck.

Write the words on plume patterns and place them in the paper plate duck's caput.

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6. Read Duck & Goose by Jane Chapman

Your preschool children will love this book. The pictures are adorable with bright and entertaining cartoon-similar animals.

Duck and Goose detect a large spotted ball at the same time. They think it is an egg and fight over who should take intendance of information technology. They grudgingly decide to both sit on the ball and eventually begin to bond and realize that they have more fun when they work together and share the "egg". When someone points out that the egg is actually a brawl Duck and Goose decide that it makes a great toy for playing together. Y'all can likewise purchase duck and goose plush toys and act out the story with your child. Or use them to brand up your own stories.

"Ruby in Her Own Time" past Jonathan Emmett

Ruby-red In Her Ain Time - Ruby is the smallest duck of her five siblings. She is the final to hatch, to eat, and to swim. Her father wonders if she will ever catch up, but mother knows that she will "in her own time". When it comes time to wing, Ruddy flies farther and wider, and soars high among the clouds.

This book is a swell volume for not but children, simply besides parents. Information technology will remind parents non to compare siblings, and accept their children for who they are. They will each "soar high" in their own way.

The illustrations in this book are irresistible. Your children volition want to read this book over and over, or at least look at the pictures once again and again.

1. Feathery Picture - Have your children try to draw their own ducks and try to make them look soft and fluffy like the pictures in the book using dissimilar techniques. They can use different types of pigment and brushes, feathers and any other objects they tin can think of. Endeavor blowing water color paint with a straw or using a feather to smear the paint, or smearing chalk with their fingers or other objects.

2. Make a Feathered Duck - Gum soft yellow feathers to the Duck Newspaper Plate Craft above to make information technology look soft and fluffy like the pictures in "Reddish in Her Own Time".

Is it a Duck or a Goose?

Visit a local park and notice the ducks and geese. Before you leave research on the Net the differences between ducks and a geese. Make a listing to take with y'all, and don't forget to take popcorn or dried bread to feed them. "Is it a Duck or Goose?" Printout is available to members.

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Notation: Geese can be very ambitious and fifty-fifty nip at your legs and ankles and then be careful. My girl institute one goose that was particularly friendly though. It seemed to enjoy sitting on her lap and kept trying to preen her pilus. At ane signal it put its neck around hers like it was giving her a hug and then tried to climb up on her shoulder.

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Goose Family Paper Plate Craft

What you will need:

Snack-sized Newspaper Plates

Dinner-sized Newspaper Plates

Banquet-sized Paper Plates

Orange Paint

Orangish Construction Paper

Yellowish Paper Cup for the Chapeau

Colorful Scrapbook Paper or White paper

Markers

White Feathers

Silk Bloom Petals

Ribbon, Scissors, and Mucilage

How to Brand a Gosling Paper Plate Arts and crafts:

1. To make the gosling's body cut a dinner-sized paper plate using the printable pattern. Place the blueprint on half the plate and trace information technology, so turn the pattern over and trace it to the other half of the plate. Cutting along the pattern lines. Employ the first plate yous cutting to make the back of the gosling.

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two. Utilize the anxiety blueprint to cutting feet from orange construction paper. Mucilage the feet to the bottom of one of the newspaper plates. Glue the dorsum and forepart of the gosling's trunk together along the edges of the plate.

3. To brand the head of the gosling cut a dinner-sized paper plate in one-half. Use only i half of the paper plate. Fold information technology in thirds forming a triangle shape. Glue the fold closed. The bespeak of the folded plate is the gosling's beak. Fold the sides of the top of the head in about i inch and and then fold down the back and front end of the caput at the top and glue it down. This will close up the hole on the top of the head. Paint the tip of the head orange for the beak. Use a pen to describe in the eyes.

4. Glue the head to the body.

5. To make the hat cut the border off a newspaper cup and and then cutting slits i one/2" long and well-nigh 1/4" wide all the way around the paper loving cup. Fold up the cut edges, glue on a silk flower to decorate the hat and so mucilage the lid to the head of the gosling.

How to Make a Mother Goose Newspaper Plate Craft:

1. Place two feast-sized paper plates together, top to elevation, and cut a slit on both sides to make the wings as shown in the picture to the left. Circular out the body below where you lot cutting the wings.

2. Cut a cervix shape 2" 10 5" from white cardboard and glue it to the top of one of the body newspaper plates.

3. Cut feet shapes from orange structure paper and mucilage them to the aforementioned body newspaper plate. Mucilage the two body newspaper plates together around the edges of the plate and the cut edges.

4. To make the head fold 2 snack-sized paper plates using the diagram in a higher place. The folds should exist folded toward the acme of the plate or towards the part you put nutrient on. Gum the 2 folded newspaper plates together, folded sides together, to brand the head. Fold down the pointed top or the caput and glue it downwards. Fold another snack-sized paper plate in half and so in thirds using the diagram above to make the beak. Slide the beak over the point on the caput and glue it to the head. Paint the neb orangish. Mucilage the caput to the neck. Glue some feathers and silk flowers to the acme of the goose's head.

five. To make the mother goose's apron print out the design and cut the pieces from colorful paper, or use markers to decorate the apron pattern. To brand the skirt of the apron fold the lines marked with a "B" back and the ones marked with an "F" forward. Glue the skirt part of the apron to the top of the frock and add a ribbon.

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How to Make Gander Goose Paper Plate Craft:

1. To brand the head of the gander goose gum 2 snack-size plates together. To make the bill place some other snack-size paper plate over the bottom of the head newspaper plates and fold back the sides to form a point and glue to the head. Paint the beak orange.

ii. Cutting a dinner-sized paper plate in one-half and cut the halves into fly shapes.

iii. Cutting a neck from white carte board about vii" long about iv" wide at the bottom and 2" wide at the peak. Glue the neck to a dinner-sized plate and mucilage another paper plate on top to make the body. Glue the wings to the height of the torso and cervix.

4. Cut feet from orangish construction newspaper and glue them to the body.

5. Impress out the pattern and employ the pattern to cut a tie from colorful paper or colour the pattern with markers. Fold the knot part of the pattern into a triangle shape and insert the tie part into the triangle shape and glue closed. Gum the tie to the goose'southward neck.

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Goose Phonics Activity Sheet

Read the story "Goose on the Loose " and so take your children brand a list of all the words they can think of that are spelled with "oo".

Sample list: goose, loose, moose, also, boo, coo, goo, hoo, moo, shoo, zoo

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Milk Jug Duck Container Arts and crafts for Kids

Yellowish Krylon Fusion Spray Paint or other Spray Paint Made for Plastic

Yellow Plume Boa

How to Make Milk Jug Duck Container:

1. To remove the label fill the jug upwardly with hot water and permit it sit down for a minute. This will loosen the glue. Carefully pull off the label. Do non get the label wet earlier trying to remove it or information technology volition but atomize and you will have a difficult time getting it off. In one case the label is remove you can wash and dry the plastic milk jug.

2. Cut a i-inch section from the handle and then that the top of the jug can be aptitude back and the mouth opened. Tape the remaining handle together with yellow duck tape so that the rima oris stays open.

3. Spray pigment the unabridged with the primer paint and so paint the jug yellow.

4. Cut a duck pecker shape and webbed feet from orange arts and crafts cream and gum them to the jug every bit shown.

5. Cut a natural language from red craft cream and glue it to the inside of the mouth.

six. To terminate gum on xanthous feathers for wings and a tail. Tape feathers to the top of the jug with yellow duck tape.

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Quill Pen Craft

Before pencils and pens were invented quill pens were used. People had to make their own pens from the quills of ducks and other birds.

Become to https://www.regia.org/quills.htm for directions on how to make a quill pen.

Don't worry too much about cut the quill correctly. Simply cutting off the cease at an bending works pretty well. If yous have young children don't apply the India ink considering it does not come out of your clothes. Use watered-down pigment instead.

Quill Pen Activities

Write a letter to your friend or relative using your quill pen. Seal it with a wax seal like they did in medieval times to make sure no one read important documents except the intended recipient.

Painting with Feathers

Necktie several feathers together to make a paintbrush. Pigment a picture using your new brush. Experiment with other types of brushes. Yous can use grass, and other items y'all find effectually the firm.

Play Duck, Duck, Goose

Take your children sit in a circle. Select one child to be the get-go histrion. That child walks around the outside of the circle saying, "Duck, duck, duck . . . goose!" tapping each child's caput every bit he says the words. When he says "goose" and taps a child'south head, the kid jumps up and chases the starting time thespian around the circle back to his ain place. The showtime histrion must sit downward in the chasing kid'southward place before he is tagged.

Feed the Ducks

Get to your local metropolis park or swimming and feed the ducks. The best time to exercise this is in the early spring when the ducklings have just hatched. Take lots of pictures and have your child write about his or her feel. While you are there write downward any questions you or your child might accept, and when you lot get home enquiry to find the answers. You tin can also read The Piffling Duck, a factual account of a year in a duck's life.

Hatch Your Own Duckling

Cheque with your local zoo to see if they have duck eggs that yous can hatch and then return to the zoo. Your children volition larn more than you can imagine by actually seeing how the egg and duckling develops. Have your child keep a journal about his or her feel.

Lucky Duck Newspaper Plate Craft for Kids

What you will need:

4 Dinner-sized Newspaper Plates for Each Duck (heavy duty is best, but the cheap ones will work)

One Snack Size Newspaper Plate

Orange, and Yellow or White Pigment

Hot Melt Mucilage Gun or Stapler

Schoolhouse Glue

Card Stock

Scissors

Black Markers

How to Make Lucky Duck Paper Plate:

ane. Print out the pattern and cut them out. Place the feet blueprint on a newspaper plate then that the web part of the anxiety are on the outer edge of the paper plate. Trace the anxiety pattern twice and then cut the feet out. Place the fly pattern a paper plate and then that the scalloped edge is at the edge of the plate. Trace the pattern. Turn the design over and place it at the border of the paper plate once more, trace it, and and then cutting the wings out. Place the bill pattern on the paper plate so that the part connected to the head is at the edge of the paper plate. Trace the pattern and and so trace it again. Cutting out the neb.

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2. Identify a dinner size paper plate, right side up, on the table. Decide where you want the wings and feet. Staple or glue them to the top of the newspaper plate. (See picture.) Place some other dinner-sized newspaper plate upside downward on superlative of the correct side up paper plate and glue or staple it on top of the plate with the anxiety and wings.

3. To brand the head fold a snack size paper plate in half and glue it to the torso of the duck as shown.

4. Paint the feet and bill orange. Paint the torso and head yellow or white and let them dry.

5. Glue the nib to the head as shown in the picture.

6. Draw optics on a piece of carte du jour stock, cut them out and mucilage them to the caput.

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"Duck on a Cycle" Learning Activity Ideas

"Duck on a Wheel " written by David Shannon

I day downwardly on the farm a goofy looking duck decides to ride a bike. He says, "how-do-you-do" to all the unlike animals that live on the farm as he rides past. They all say, "hi" dorsum in their ain way, but what they're really thinking is something completely different. Cat says, "Meow", but what she'southward thinking is "I wouldn't waste my time riding a bike."

She is seen lying on the footing licking her paw like she could care less. Horse says, "Ne-eastward-due east-igh!" simply what he is thinking is "You're nevertheless not as fast as me, Duck!" He is pictured with his nose up in the air and glancing sideways at duck. Goat says, "G-a-a-a", simply what he is thinking is, "I'd similar to consume that bike!" He is shown with wide optics staring at the bike's tires. (Ages 3 - vii)

ane. Creative Writing - This is a great book to demonstrate repetition in writing. Your children can write their ain pages to add to the story. Let them pick an brute and decide what it thought afterward saying hello to Duck. Have them draw a motion-picture show illustrating their own page.

For case a child may write: "And so Duck rode, no-hands, past Armadillo. "Hello, Armadillo," said Duck. "Hello," said Armadillo, but what he thought was "He needs a helmet."

ii. Art - This is a bully book to demonstrate perspective in cartoon. We see the duck on a wheel drawn from every perspective imaginable. Study the pictures in the volume and discuss with your kid from which direction the reader is viewing the duck. Ready up a 3D duck. You can utilise a stuffed animal, decoy, rubber duck, or the paper plate duck craft above. Practice drawing the duck from different perspectives. If you have difficulty drawing it, take pictures of the duck first and describe the pictures from the photographs.

3. Vocabulary Review Game - This game is played like the Chinese Tile Game. Write the vocabulary words and review words on pieces of 4" x two" sheets of paper. Pile the pieces of newspaper up with some covering each other. The object of the game is to uncover all the vocabulary words by proverb them correctly. If a child says the word correctly, he can option up the piece of paper. He tin only say the words that are all the way uncovered.

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