Today, we learned all about ducks! Ducks are fascinating birds that can live in both freshwater and saltwater. They are omnivores, which means they eat both plants and animals—like small fish and insects. Ducks are also very social and love being in groups called rafts or teams.
In our activities, we played a fun game called "Where's the Duck?" using positional cards. The children picked a card and placed their duck in the matching position—on, under, behind, inside and more! It was a great way to learn spatial awareness.
We also got creative and made duck family headbands! Each child counted how many family members they have and decorated ducks to resemble each family member.
For fine motor practice, we drew waves and fish, helping to strengthen pencil grip and control. The children also had fun placing dot stickers into matching letter columns—an engaging way to reinforce letter recognition!
It was a quacking good time! 🐤💛
In our activities, we played a fun game called "Where's the Duck?" using positional cards. The children picked a card and placed their duck in the matching position—on, under, behind, inside and more! It was a great way to learn spatial awareness.
We also got creative and made duck family headbands! Each child counted how many family members they have and decorated ducks to resemble each family member.
For fine motor practice, we drew waves and fish, helping to strengthen pencil grip and control. The children also had fun placing dot stickers into matching letter columns—an engaging way to reinforce letter recognition!
It was a quacking good time! 🐤💛
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