I froze some water as shown. The bowl with rocks was so the ice would leave a "swimming hole" for the penguins.
When it was frozen, I poured some hot water into the bowl and then was able to lift it right out and fill the space with water. The penguins are Toob ones. A lot of times, Michaels or Hobby Lobby carry Toob products and then you can use a 40% off coupon.
Micah was saying "EEE! I'm cold!!!" in a penguin voice...or what he thought a penguin voice should sound like. It sounded remarkably similar to his army men and aliens voices. :-P |
Next time, I would prop the container at an angle in the freezer so the penguins would have a sledding hill. If we actually had snow, adding a little snow for them to hide in would also be fun!
And if you need a penguin song for while you play:
(To the tune of "I'm a Little Teapot")
I'm a little penguin, black and white.
I waddle to the left, I waddle to the right.
I cannot fly, but I can swim.
So I waddle to the water and I jump right in.
(actions are self explanatory)
I love it! I don't know if Micah told you, but our sensory table has "snowballs" (cotton balls) and penguins. I usually bring in a bucket of snow for each class, but with the WEIRD Wisconsin winter this year I had to settle for cotton balls.
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