When everything was dry the girls glued their ducks onto the water backgrounds. I gave them a few different shades of blue and some green to make it look like the picture on the cover.Įmily used the same colors, but she decided she wanted to use a brush. When they were finished the glued on a blue wiggly eye.įor the water Juliette decided to finger paint the piece of paper. I gave the girls a duck template (click on the picture above for a free download) that I drew on a piece of construction paper.įirst they glued on pieces of yellow tissue paper for the body and orange tissue paper for the beaks. I love Eric Carle’s illustrations so we made ducks in the ocean inspired by the cover of this book. To go along with this book I set up a project for Emily to do when she came home from school.
Emily, Juliette and I think Emily’s whole class LOVED the special squeaking sound that is on the last page of the book, it definitely adds a special touch especially when you are reading it to a group of kids!! I love the fun way that this book incorporates ordinal numbers, as well as directional words (over, under, north, south). The 10 rubber ducks float in various directions until the 10th one finds a real duck and her ducklings. Then on their way over the water a fierce storm knocks a box overboard and into the ocean. In this story, 10 Little Rubber Ducks are made in a factory and packaged and shipped. This book was inspired by a real shipment of bathtub toys that fell off of a container ship and floated to various places.
This week I was the Special Reader for Emily’s Preschool class and I don’t know who was more excited about it, Emily or myself! Emily and I picked out 10 Little Rubber Ducks, by Eric Carle to share with her class. I have also included a list of all the blogs that participate in stART. All the books that we have read and did a stART project for are listed in alphabetical order. Be sure to stop by and visit the different links…every week there are so many different and fun book and craft ideas!Ĭheck out the stART tab in my navigation bar where you can find our past stART projects.
All I ask is that you link back to A Mommy’s Adventures somewhere in your post by either adding my button or a text link, so that others can see all the other great projects that everyone shares too! The linky will be open all week. Welcome to stART! I hope that you will enjoy our story and art project and maybe even share your own too.
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