ClassX Video Lessons Grade Grade 1 Leslie Odom Jr. Sings Rubber Duckie | The Not-Too-Late Show with Elmo
Rubber duckies are special toys that make bath time super fun! Let’s learn why these cute little ducks are loved by kids and grown-ups alike.
Rubber duckies are more than just toys; they are like little friends that join us in the bath. They are bright yellow and have a cute, round shape that makes everyone smile. When you squeeze them, they make funny sounds, which makes bath time even more exciting!
Many people feel like rubber duckies are their special friends. There is even a song that talks about how much fun it is to have a rubber duckie. These toys make us feel happy and safe, and that’s why they are loved by so many families.
Rubber duckies remind grown-ups of when they were kids. They think about how much fun they had with their own rubber duckies. Some people even dream of having lots and lots of rubber duckies because they bring so much joy and remind us to have fun.
Rubber duckies are not just bath toys; they are symbols of happiness and friendship. They make bath time a fun adventure for everyone. Whether you are young or old, the joy of a rubber duckie is something special that never goes away!
Rubber Duckie Adventure: Take your rubber duckie on a little adventure around your home! Pretend it’s exploring different places like the kitchen, the living room, or even the garden. What sounds does it make when it visits these places? Can you make up a story about its adventure? Share your story with a friend or family member.
Duckie Drawing Time: Draw a picture of your rubber duckie in a fun place. It could be at the beach, in a bubble bath, or even flying in the sky! Use bright colors to make your picture cheerful. Once you’re done, explain to someone why you chose that place for your duckie and what makes it special.
Bath Time Science: During your next bath, see what happens when you try to sink your rubber duckie. Why do you think it floats? Try adding different things to the water, like a little bit of soap or a toy boat, and observe what happens. Talk about why some things float and others sink.
