Add crystals or gems (we also added sequins at this time).Īt this point in the process, I let the children push the bin back and forth to create waves and see bubbles start to form.Make a thin layer of sand on the bottom of the container.It was fun seeing them in charge of this creation.
My children were able to help with each of the below steps. Process & Play Ideas for 10 Rubber Ducks Water Play Set-up for water play for 10 Rubber Ducks activity. Ocean animal figurines or mini erasers (optional).Tool bin- straws, scoops, cups, eye droppers, sifters (optional).Mini rubber ducks (Michael’s had a pack of 6, so we bought 2 sets).Container with deep sides to hold water.Materials for the Rubber Duck Water Play Activity: It looked like the ocean after we did that. I loved when we added a few drops of foam paint into the bin and watched the water change colors. My son’s favorite part was pushing the bin side to side to make giant waves. My daughter’s favorite part of the activity was to blow bubbles using a straw into the water to represent waves crashing on the shore. I gathered all the materials and then let my children build the ocean scene from the book 10 Little Rubber Ducks together. We made this sensory water/beach container to demonstrate the ducks washing up onshore. This water activity was so much fun to create, play, and clean up with my kids. Water Activity After Reading 10 Little Rubber Ducks The book had descriptive verbs that would be fun for your child to act out from the book we tried acting out the words drift, float, bobbing, blinks, screeches, glides, and chatters. The words used include up/down, left/right, north/south, east/west, and water/sky. The book uses directionality on most of the pages. This book leads its self well to math skill practice during and after reading the book.ġ0 Little Rubber Ducks allows your child to explore counting while looking at illustrations. The inside cover shows how Eric Carle wrote this story from a real-life story of a cargo ship dropping toys, including rubber ducks, in the ocean by accident. BOOK DESCRIPTION for 10 Little Rubber Ducks by Eric Carle Skills: Numerical values 1-10, directionality, counting 1-10 Ages: Baby- 5yrs We read multiple counting books related to the ocean, so we decided after reading 10 Little Rubber Ducks by Eric Carle that this was the day to create our own ocean water play to practice counting. Creating hands-on learning for my children has become more fun with adding water play to the activity.
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