Last week I mentioned about the Summer Readathon 2012 at MeMeTales in collaboration with PBS. The book theme for this week is Animals. Today I will share with you a simple puppets we made after we read the book, Five Little Ducklings.
First, I let Putti, trace 3 circles on a piece of white paper using a cup and cut them out. And then one Big circle for the mommy duck. Then cut the circles into half, of which we need 5 little semi circles and 1 big semi circle which are the bodies of our ducks. Then cut 5 little circles and 1 bigger circle for the heads. Putti colored all of them yellow. And while she was coloring, I cut out some triangles for the beaks, again 5 small and 1 big. These are the parts required for our ducks.
Then, Putti glued one circle to one semi circle and then added a beak. She then went to draw eyes and insisted that ducks need to have a nose and mouth too:)
Finally, she glued these onto craft sticks, so that she could hold them and retell the story and have her own puppet show!
Five Little Ducklings
Disclaimer – I will be receiving the books that I feature from MeMeTales in exchange for sharing our fun ideas each week and promoting the Summer Readathon.
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Puppets are a great way to get little kids involved in stories and a wonderful hands on method to involve the younger children and promote a love of reading! Please Visit MeMeTales for more activities shared by other bloggers for the book.
Five Little Ducklings
And don't forget to register and read books online or on your iphone/ipad. MeMeTales also offers a curriculum package each week for activity extensions for the theme, exclusively to Readathon participants!
Disclaimer – I will be receiving the books that I feature from MeMeTales in exchange for sharing our fun ideas each week and promoting the Summer Readathon.
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7 Comments :
These are very cute! Love the faces :)
Very cute! I love the photo of Putti playing with them - you can almost hear the rhythm.
Thank you Maryanne! Adding facial features is Putti's favorite thing:)
Eddie,
She has loved playing with them and has taken to her class too to tell the story to her friends and teacher:))
Thanks
These are adorable, how fun!
Simple and fun! Always the best thing, specially if you're running out of time for preparation (like me lately ;). Thank you ladies for being dedicated contributors to High paw linky! It's always a pleasure to stop by and read your posts!
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