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#3449. Five Little Ducks

Music, level: Pre-School
Posted Sat Apr 9 11:32:33 PDT 2005 by kim aberle (kimaberle@peoplepc.com).
my little maestro, louisville, ky USA
Materials Required: Childrens book, Five Little Ducks and/or duck finger puppets
Activity Time: 10-15 minutes
Concepts Taught: story, sequence of events, rhyme and rhythm

Read and sing the story Five Little Ducks. The melody is in the back of the book (ISBN 0-517-58360-7)Discuss what is happening to the ducks, how the mother duck feels when they are gone and when they return, discuss subtraction from the number 5 down to 1. If you use finger puppets, sing the song again, this time without the book, and remove each duck as mentioned in song. If you don't have puppets you can choose 6 children to reenact the song. One mother duck and the five babies will follow her around the room. Each duck will "disappear" to a designated place are all will return together at the end of the song. Children love acting this out and never seem to tire of the song.

     
     

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