September -- Week 4
Ducks
Ideal for
16 months -
2 1/2 yearsCREATIVE
ACTIVITIESSPECIAL TOYS & GAMES BIBLE LANGUAGE MONDAY Make this Duck craft with children's hands.
Toy Wash & Swap Recite:
"Listen to what God says." Proverbs 4:20*****
Read
God Gives Abraham a Little Boy,
page 20
Attention Getter:
Tell this story while making a Baby Issac--In knee-hi panty hose, fill with Poly-Fill, paper towels, or tissue and tie-off. Use a marker to make a face. Use a tissue folded diagonally and taped on the bottom for a diaper.Sign Language:
Duck*****
Little Ducks Song
Little ducks go quack, quack, quack
Quack, quack, quack,
quack, quack, quack-
Little ducks go quack, quack, quack
In the springtime.
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Note: Add this section for older children. Click here for
Planning Ideas.Flash Cards and/or Felt Shapes:
Letters: C, D
Number: 3, 4
Color: Blue
Shape: Square
TUESDAY God told Abraham that his family would be as many as the stars. Make a Star Picture--Paint white glue on a dark blue or black construction paper. Sprinkle with salt or sugar to glisten. Play Hide the Ducks. Hide stuffed, rubber, or paper ducks for the children to find. WEDNESDAY Teach all or some of this 100 Year Old Abraham Has A Son lesson from Mission Arlington. Sing Father Abraham
and/or
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.THURSDAY Choose one of these Duck Coloring Pages. Paint with white glue and sprinkle with cornmeal and/or glue on fake feathers. Read Make Way for Ducklings FRIDAY Make a Pond either as a class project or indidually. Put an oval piece of foil in the box. Add leaves, twigs and rocks you find on a walk. Add rubber duckies. Ball Day! Say the memory verse before you roll balls of different sizes. SNACKS & ALTERNATE ACTIVITIES Snacks: Torn Bread
Duck Cookie Cutter Sandwiches
Fish Crackers
Duck Shaped Toast
Duck Shaped Cookies
Watch King George & the Ducky
Duck Feet Painting Fill a tray with some yellow paint and use spatulas to make the webbed footprints on the paper. Pretend to Be Ducks, quacking and waddling. *******
Play Duck, Duck, Goose.
Make your own Indoor Pond: Put sand in a dish pan. In the middle of the sand, dig a hole large enough for a plastic bowl to fit in and fill it with water. Place plastic animals around the sand and in the water and let the children explore your indoor pond! Please take a moment to read Pamm's House Site Disclaimer. Thanks!
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