Hi all, We are looking at antartica and they children have just developed an interst in animals so i thought i would look ay Happy Feet. Can anyone think of any good activities to do. I have some from the internet but i am sure i could do lots more
Thanks in anticipation!
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Happy Feet
Started by teacherinpink, Jan 26 2009 09:26 PM
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Posted 26 January 2009 - 09:30 PM
Somebody gave me an idea today actually....!
Let the children play with a toy penguin.....stuffed/fluffy type. Then overnight....soak the penguin in water and freeze him...he'll be solid as anything the next day.
Freeze little plastic penguins in ice (in water tray) and give them different tools to try and get the penguins out.
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Let the children play with a toy penguin.....stuffed/fluffy type. Then overnight....soak the penguin in water and freeze him...he'll be solid as anything the next day.
Freeze little plastic penguins in ice (in water tray) and give them different tools to try and get the penguins out.
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Posted 26 January 2009 - 09:40 PM
poppetsam, on Jan 26 2009, 21:30, said:
Let the children play with a toy penguin.....stuffed/fluffy type. Then overnight....soak the penguin in water and freeze him...he'll be solid as anything the next day.
Oh how cruel! There'd be tears from some of my lot!
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Posted 26 January 2009 - 09:52 PM
We froze little cuddly toys last week, how I wish I'd had a video to record their expressions when they picked them up.
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Posted 26 January 2009 - 09:58 PM
ohh poor cuddlies 
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Posted 27 January 2009 - 07:31 AM
Hi Natasha -
I've moved your topic to the 'Snow and Ice' forum area, where you'll find a number of discussions about similar activities. You might also like to look at the recent topic support article on snow and ice which has a number of general ideas under the six areas of learning - along with a couple of focus plans for each area.
I've moved your topic to the 'Snow and Ice' forum area, where you'll find a number of discussions about similar activities. You might also like to look at the recent topic support article on snow and ice which has a number of general ideas under the six areas of learning - along with a couple of focus plans for each area.
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Posted 27 January 2009 - 04:18 PM
freezing cuddlies is a good way of killing dustmites etc so you're meeting hygiene standards too!
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Posted 27 January 2009 - 04:19 PM
Yeah - but I don't usually soak them first !
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