Commotion In The Ocean

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This leads into the short's only new sequence. Moe and Larry attempt to steal a female passenger's fish dinner; but end up attempting to eat a taxidermy fish; with disastrous results. It is about all the different animals in the sea. The main plot is a little confusing, because it just shows you what all the sea creatures do and it doesn't have a real story behind it. This entertaining, exciting and visual piece of theatre helps children to learn about the issue of marine pollution and the impact of littering and waste on both the environment and nature. Featuring original songs this show will create memories for children to treasure. You will find easy-to-print and use maths puzzles, word cards, colouring sheets and role-play resources - take a look. Lesson ideas to support the teaching of Commotion in the Ocean a b c d e Solomon, Jon. (2002) The Complete Three Stooges: The Official Filmography and Three Stooges Companion, p. 481; Comedy III Productions, Inc., ISBN 0-9711868-0-4

Leo isn't like other lion cubs. Instead of chasing zebras and antelopes, he wants to make friends with them! But can a lion who's so different ever fit in with the rest of his pride? Learn how Leo's kindness brings happiness to the jungle in this colourful picture book story. This book takes place in the ocean where all the animals live. It also shows where cold water animals live in the Arctic. The book shows how these places around the world look. The story is set in modern day earth become is shows animals of this time period.Hi I’m Nadia, a fellow mom with a passion for childhood education. Fun With Mama is about creating memorable moments with children through art, creativity, educational activities, and fun experiences. Turn an old water bottle into a mini-aquarium. Sand, shells, and plastic sea creatures bring the ocean to you anytime. Watching the sunset from shore is beautiful but a Fury Sunset Sail is a very unique way to watch the sunset while being on the water, listening to live music, hot and cold appetizers and unlimited drinks.

The secret to this cool marbleized pattern? Shaving cream! This is one technique that never fails to impress. Today I want you to think of as many sea creatures as you can and choose a favourite that is not in the book. You are going to find out a bit about that creature and start making your own poem that could be added to an Oak Class Commotion in the Ocean book. Think about what they look like, how they move or the funny things that make them unique. English -Role Play – use these lovely masks for the children to embrace their creativity and imagination. This could be part of a drama session in which the children take on the roles of the different sea creatures. More stories by Giles Andreae A seashore adventure with sassy seagulls, singing sea life and an environmental issue which is growing rapidly out of control.We also set out our sprinkler that looked like octopus tentacles. We added “jellyfish” umbrellas to use while playing in the water. This was one of the more popular activities. The kids also ended up bringing over some of the pots and containers to fill there too. 6. Whale Relay Characters: The characters in this story all all static. We don't ever get to know any one character, we just briefly meet them as we go through the ocean. We filled up enough water balloons for each child to have three balloons. With a permanent marker, we wrote the name of each child on each balloon (you want each child to have three). We used a shepherd hook as the sword of our swordfish. Each child had to find the balloons with their names on them. This is great practice for name recognition. They then took turns throwing the balloons at the swordfish trying to pop their balloons.

An environmental play for schools, youth theatres and youth groups. An exciting, fun filled environmental Script with 5 original songs. The main theme is how every animal in unique in its own way. They all have different diets, places they live and the activities they do. No animal is the same. This is a truly superlative pop-up picture book of life at the bottom of the ocean. Its full of hilarious little details like a pull tab to move two frightened little starfish behind some coral and out of the way of the great big shark whose jaws snap open and shut as you open/close the book. Read the story. The book is a collection of poems and contains lots of rhyme. Can you identify words that rhyme as the story is being read to you? You might also like this: https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resource/t-t-5876-commotion-in-the-ocean-lesson-plan-ideas-ks1The setting of “Commotion in the Ocean” takes place in the big, open ocean. The time period of this book is not stated. We love that this art project shows students a different way of using both paint and chalk or pastels. Begin by creating the sunset or ocean water with chalk or pastels, then dip your finger in white tempera paint and watch as the color spreads. Finally, cut out ocean animals, coral reefs, or boats to add to your scene. This book talks about the different animals like sharks, octopus, and many different fish in the ocean and they describe the in detail. The story is told from the animal's point of view. They also talked about crabs, walruses, and polar bears that live on land but close to the water. This book will be a great way to peak a child's interest in animals.