It's Raining! It's Pouring!

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Raining: A Unit Study for Spring

As the Rain Pours Down the Learning Soars...

Water, rain, puddles, wetness...

This lens will give you dozens of ideas, resources, hints and tricks to create water-themed rainy activities for both homeschool families and classrooms.


There are endless possibilities to spark the interest of your wet little raindrops with this Watery Unit Study.

Paint your spelling words, count raindrops, learn poetry. There are ideas for learning centers and literacy bags. Get wet, get dry, go with the flow...

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Down Comes the Rain

Parapluie-Revel, c.1922
Parapluie-Revel, c.1922
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I love to read the book, Down Comes the Rain to the children as we begin this exciting unit on water, rain and wetness.

It easily leads into a discussion of what we know about rain as well as what we want to learn.

Writing down this information on Chart Tablet as we discuss helps the children to learn how to spell, read and take notes.

Later, as our unit on rain progresses, we review the chart and see which questions we are then able to answer.
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Raindrop Math

Math on a Rainy Day!

Thunder Cake Thunder Cake is a story about a little girl who is scared of the rain and thunder.

Her grandmother keeps her busy collecting things all around the farm.

The cake is ready just as the rain starts to come down and the little girl realizes that she was too busy to be scared.

Here is a math center activity to do after reading Grandma's Thunder Cake by Patricia Pocacco.

Use light blue felt for math mats and and clear flat Floral Marbles for the raindrop counters.

Note: It is best to use the flat marbles so that they stay on the felt math mats rather than rolling onto the floor the way that regular marbles would. Also, the flat clear marbles look more like raindrops.

1. The teacher claps her hands to indicate thunder.

2. The children listen for the number of thunder claps and place that number of raindrops in the sky.

For lots more great weather related activities from Mrs. Cox's Pre-K Class click here .
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Paint Your Spelling Words with Rain Water

Painting your Words

Rainy Day Painting

Photo Credit: Painting on a Rainy Day!
on Flickr, Creative Commons


Paint Your WordsEverybody loves water and on a rainy day you certainly have enough water around. Write your spelling words on the chalkboard and then take a large paintbrush and water to trace over them in order to erase them. Lots of fun and the chalkboard gets cleaned too!


Photo Credit: Paint Brush
on Flickr, Creative Commons

Rainy Sight Words

Umbrella and Raindrop Words

Rainy Day Words

Photo Credit: Umbrella with Raindrops
on Flickr, Creative Commons


1. Make cutouts of umbrellas and raindrops.
2. Print letters to spell words related to the Rainy Day Unit Study on both sides of the cut out raindrops. Write the word on the umbrella.
3. Laminate both the raindrops as well as the umbrellas and place each word with it's raindrop letters into a separate envelope with the word written on the outside.
4. Punch a hole in the top of the umbrella in order to hang it from the ceiling and enough holes for each of the letters in the word to hang from the umbrella.
5. Attach paper clips to the umbrella.
6. Children hang the raindrops in the correct order.

Rainy Day Mud!

Who doesn't Love to Play in the Mud on a Rainy Day?

Playing in Mud

Photo Credit: Playing in the Mud
on Flickr, Creative Commons


Collect some mud. Make Mud Pies. Squish it between your fingers and toes. Then really look at it.

Can you find small stones, sticks, animals in it? Put a handful of mud into a clear jar and fill it 3/4 full of clear water. Shake it up and watch while it settles. Did you notice how the largest particles settles to the bottom. The middle weighted particles settle in the middle and the lightest will float for a very long time. Watch for small animals that might be floating around as well.

Take off your shoes. Does mud feel the same all around the playground? Does it feel like clay or gravel?

Make a record of your answers and recheck your assumptions on the next rainy day.

Rain Drops and Mud

Picture Books for a Rainy Day

Raindrops on WaterPlay in the Mud

Photo Credit: Raindrops on Wateron Flickr, Creative Commons.
Photo Credit: Audrey Plays in Wateron Flickr, Creative Commons.



The boy in the Marvelous Mud Washing Machine loves playing in the mud and invents a machine for washing up for lunch. All this with only 10 words and lots of very descriptive pictures.

Jim Arnosky tells a very naturalistic tale of rabbits on a rainy day.

These are both must have books.
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Green Apple Rain

A mud and rain poem by Anne Valley-Fox from Mothering Magazine

Love

Playing in the Mud

You're six years old, it's late July,
the afternoon rains have come and the pastures.
In your high desert valley

are flooded. You and your friend with the
olive skin
and rounded belly are wearing nothing
but shorts, you've gone out to play in the drizzle,

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the guzzling ground has sucked you down
- you're alligators slithering on your bellies in blue
grama and buffalo grass, the landlord's cows

Playing in the Rain
scraping their hides on the mudded house
" I'm a crocodile!" your pal growls, her new front teeth
nipping your golden shoulder

the ditch beside the cottonwood grove
swells with green apple rain.

Anne Valley-Fox

Photo Credit: Feet in the Rain
on Flickr, Creative Commons

Mothering Magazine
Natural Family Living

Mothering Magazine

Mothers who Amuse Kids on Rainy Days

Mothering Magazine is for moms who believe in being with their kids no matter the weather. Mothers who read Mothering Magazine open their doors on rainy days and invite their children to play in the raindrops, splash in the puddles and float boats down the gutters. For these mothers, a rainy day is an invitation to explore a wet and wild world.
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Songs About The Rain

Girl with Umbrella Walking in the Rain
Girl with Umbrella Walking in the Rain
Heneghan, Tim
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Look for ideas on how to use these songs in Beginning Readers.

It's Raining, It's Pouring
It's raining, it's pouring,
The old man is snoring,
He went to bed and bumped his head
And couldn't get up in the morning.

Rain, Rain, Go Away
Rain, rain, go away.
Come again some other day.
We want to go outside and play
Come again some other day

Rain on the Green Grass
Rain on the green grass,
and rain on the tree,
And rain on the housetop,
but not on me.

What do you like to do in the rain?

Please add more rainy day suggestions:

Rainy Day print
Rainy Day by YesterdayCafe
Browse Puddles Posters

Splash in a puddle.

14 points

Take pictures of raindrops.

9 points

Get wet.

8 points

Look for frogs.

7 points

Dig worms

4 points

Look at and count worms!

2 points

Look for Salamanders

1 point

Rainy Day Picture Books for Your Reading Nook

Books for a rainy day

It's Raining It's Pouring

Photo Credit: How to Dry Books
from Cornell Library


I hope that your books don't actually get wet like this one but reading is a great activity any time and any place. Curled up by the window listening to raindrops falling down on a tin roof is one of my favorite activities.
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Rainy Day Poems

Poems for a Rainy Day

Rain Rain Go AwayRain, rain, go away.
Come again some other day.
Little Arthur wants to play,
In the meadow by the hay.

Change the name Arthur to each of the children's names in your class. I have the children's names written on index cards and hold it over the word Arthur as we sing through the song. Laminating will make the cards last longer.


Photo Credit: Bucketfuls, Poster by AlesiaKaye
Available on Zazzle.

Bathtub Books

Reading in the Bathtub

Bathtub Books
Find a baby bathtub to display these bathtub picture books.

Or use it as a place for the children to sit in while they read.

You can find more activities and ideas to accompany King Bidgood at King Bidgood's Bathtub.

Photo Credit: Bathtub Reading.
on Selena's Travel Journal

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Rainy Day Puddle Books

Reading Under an Umbrella

Umbrella
Dick & Jane Poster / Print - Sally Holding Umbrella


Remember Sally and her big umbrella from the Dick and Jane books? Find a large black umbrella and turn it into a reading nook. Open the umbrella and place a pillow underneath with a basket of rain related books such as the ones mentioned here.

After reading these books to the children I like to make them available to take home in Literacy Bags.
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Fun In the Rain

Rainy Day Poetry

Rain, Rain, Rain
Tune: "Three Blind Mice"

Splashing in the Puddles
Rain, rain, rain
Rain, rain, rain
Dribble, dribble, sploosh!
Dribble, dribble, sploosh!
Grab your boots, your coat, and hat,
Jump in a puddle and go kersplat!
Stomp about and become a drowned rat,
Rain, rain, rain
Rain, rain, rain.

-Unknown Author

Photo Credit: Splashing in the Puddles
on Flickr, Creative Commons



If All of the Raindrops

If all of the raindrops were lemondrops and gumdrops
Oh, what a rain it would be!
Standing outside,
with my mouth open wide
Singing Aa Aa Aa Aa, Aa Aa Aa, Aa Aa Aa,
If all the raindrops were lemon drops and gumdrops
Oh, what a rain it would be!

-Unknown Author

(We love to change this one by choosing a letter and thinking of two types of food that begin with the letter. IE: b-broccoli and brownies! We sing the new words in place of lemon drops and gumdrops and replace Aa with the letter sound).

Catch in the RainRaindrops

Raindrops are such funny things.
They haven't feet or haven't wings.
Yet they sail through the air
With the greatest of ease,
And dance on the street
Wherever they please!

-Unknown Author

Photo Credit: Overtaken by Wind
on Reusable Art, Public Domain



Here's Your Umbrella
Tune: London Bridge

The rain outside is
falling down,
falling down,
falling down.
The rain outside is falling down.
Here's your umbrella!

-Unknown Author

Water Cycle
Tune: "It's Raining, It's Pouring"

Water CycleIt's raining, it's pouring,
The oceans are storing
Water from the falling rain
While thunderclouds are roaring.

The rain now is stopping,
The rain's no longer dropping.
Sun comes out and soaks up water
Like a mop that's mopping.

The water's still there now,
But hidden in the air now.
In the clouds it makes a home
Until there's rain to share now.

Photo Credit: water cycle USGS
on USGS, Public Domain


by Meish Goldish

Thunder and Lightning
Tune "Pop Goes the Weasel"

Thunder and LightningWhen a storm begins in the clouds,
It sometimes may look frightening.
You see a quick electrical spark--
Flash! goes the lightning!

Long and thin and streaky and fast,
Its glow is oh so brightening.
Watch for the electric spark--
Flash! goes the lightning!

Photo Credit: Lightning
on WPClipart, Public Domain


When a storm begins in the clouds,
It truly is a wonder.
You hear a rumble loud in the sky--
Clap! goes the thunder!

Lightning bolts are heating the air,
Over clouds and under.
When the air expands enough--
Clap! goes the thunder.

by Meish Goldish, 101 Science Poems & Songs for Young Learners, Instructor Books

Rain, Rain Go Away
Catch a RaindropRain, rain, go away
Come again some other day
We want to go outside and play
Come again some other day!

It's raining, it's pouring,
The old man is snoring.
He went to bed and he
Bumped his head
And he couldn't get up in the morning.
-by Charles Ives

Photo Credit: Girl in Rain Umbrella
on WPClipart, Public Domain



Clouds

Floating pictures in the sky.
Upon a cloud I'd like to fly.
And see the world
from way up high.

-Unknown Author

Come and ride a cloud with me. Rain, Rain
Tune: Row Row, Row Your Boat

Rain, rain falling down
Landing all around.
What a lovely sound you make
Splashing on the ground.

-Unknown Author

I Can Sing A Rainbow

Red and Yellow
and Pink and Green
Purple and Orange and Blue
I can sing a rainbow,
Sing a rainbow,
Sing a rainbow, too.

by Arthur Hamilton

Rain

Raindrops on a Branch
Rain on the rooftops,
Rain on the trees.
Rain on the green grass,
But not on me!

-Unknown Author

The Rain

Photo Credit: Frog raindrops by Mathias Erhart
on Flickr, Creative Commons


Pitter-patter raindrops,
Falling from the sky.
Here is my umbrella
To keep me safe and dry.
When the rain is over
And the sun begins to glow,
Little flowers start to bud
And grow and grow and grow.
Rain Rain

Rain rain falls on the street,
mud in puddles cleaning my feet.
Thunder thunder rumble and roar,
close the windows and lock the door.
Clouds, clouds black and gray,
heavy with water to drop all day.
Sun sun is breaking through,
clouds are moving, the rain stops too.
Rainbow rainbow across the sky,
see-through colors to tickle my eyes.

-Unknown Author

The Water Cycle

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Water Cycle Wheel

Printable Water Cycle Wheel

Water Cycle Wheel

Photo Credit: Water Cycle Wheel
by Tina Velez, Boston University


The water cycle wheel shows how the water cycle works. By turning the wheel you can see rain drop from the clouds, water run down the mountain, into the river and eventually reach the ocean where the sun makes the surface water turn to mist, forming clouds and the cycle starts again.

This fun, make and take project, invites children to talk about what they have learned about the water cycle to friends and family as they show the fun project they have constructed.
Water Cycle Wheel
Color the pictures of the mountain, stream, ocean and sky on the two big circles. Now cut out the two circles and cut out the four windows on circle 1.Place the circle with the windows on top of the other circle and attach with a paper fastener through a hole in the center. Did you notice the tab on circle Using the tab on circle two, turn the circle counterclockwise and see the water ? It is for turning the circle in back in order to watch the way that the water cycle works.

Magnetic Board Rainy Day Center

Because this board is magnetic you can also add more magnet words to it. The children love to make sentences about the weather and things to do related to the weather.
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Water Toys

Where does the Rain Go?

Toys that focus on water can be a fun, educational way to dispel the gloom of a rainy day. Wonder in amazement as the bird continually dips its head for a drink. Move the pieces of the puzzle around to find exactly which fish go where as they swim through the water. On the warmest rainy day, pull out the slip and slide to celebrate the rain.
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It's Raining Cats and Dogs

Raining Cats and Dogs, and Pitchforks

Raining Cats and Dogs, and Pitchforks
Cruikshank,...
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"It's Raining Cats And Dogs: Making Sense of Animal Phrases" is a great book for learning idioms. Snuggle up on the rug for an interesting read aloud time. Later in the day you might try painting some of these idioms with water colors and make them into a class book.

Try making some of the patterns from "It's Raining Cats & Dogs: Paper-Pieced Quilts for Pet Lovers" with Pattern Blocks or have pieces already cut out for children to paste onto large paper which could then be put together on a bulletin board quilt fashion.
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Raining

Dry Bones



When it's raining cats and dogs it's time to put on your boots and splash through the puddles. Just watch Singing in the Rain for inspiration and don't forget to take your cats and dogs outside with you.
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Weather Board

Weather Board

We keep track of the weather daily.
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Raindrop Experiment

Photo Credit: Girl in Rain Umbrella
on Flickr, Creative Commons


A sheet of construction paper absorbs water quickly. Here is an experiment to observe the size of raindrops. Have a centimeter ruler handy for accurate measurement. Are all the raindrops the same size? Repeat this experiment a few minutes later. Have the size of the raindrops changed? Try the experiment on a different rainy day, are the raindrops still the same as the previous storm?
Observe and compare different sizes of raindrops
On a rainy day go outside and hold the dark construction paper parallel to the ground in the rain.

Collect at least 25 drops of rain. This should only take 5 to 10 seconds. Then return to the classroom and observe the raindrops on the paper.

It's Raining Words game.

It's Raining Words game. Program spring-colored umbrella cutouts with words that the children can "sound-out."

Note: If you use Saxon Phonics, it fits appropriately with the phonics curriculum.

Next, program a supply of raindrops with the necessary letters to spell each of the words on the umbrellas.

Laminate the pieces and add them to a center. To play: students spell the words on each umbrella by piecing them together with the raindrop letters.

April Showers: A Rain Center Game

April Showers center game. (Number-word recognition game.)

For each number that you want to practice, photocopy a umbrella pattern on construction paper.

Program each umbrella with a different number word; then cut out a supply of construction paper raindrops. Laminate all the pieces; then store them in a decorated envelope.

To play: Place the corresponding number of raindrops over each umbrella.

Raindrop, Plop!

Reading a story about the rain sets the mood more a day of sparklely wet exploration.
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Rainy Day Unit Studies and Themes

Rain & Umbrella Theme
More hands-on activities for exploring rain, water and wetness on a rainy day.
Lesson Plans and Activities for Rain, Rain, Go Away
Activities and mini lessons using the poem, "Rain, Rain, Go
Away."

Kids Don't Melt!

Kids love to play outside on a rainy day!

Two Boys Drop Bricks into a Puddle
Two Boys Drop Bricks into a Puddle
Baker, Shirley
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Do your kids want to go outside and play in the puddles on a rainy day? Don't worry. They won't melt or catch a deadly disease. Children love playing outside on a rainy day and getting wet is just part of the fun.

Paper boats: If it is raining hard, streams may form in dips in the ground or near the curb of a street. These streams are wonderful for floating paper boats. Make dams and canals for the boats to sail through.

Chalk becomes a new art medium when you use it on wet pavement. Try sidewalk chalk the next time it rains.

water pipe game The Waterworks Water Works Card Game 1972 Edition is a fun game where you complete your own pipeline from valve to spout by connecting ten pipe cards in between. But watch out for leaks! You'll have to repair pipes, make detours and as your opponents' spring leaks on your pipelines! I prefer the older editions to the newer ones as the older versions come with metal wrenches rather than cardboard ones and the tray for holding the cards looks like an old fashioned white claw foot tub rather than just a plastic card holder.

How about making your own water pipes and seeing how much water you can get to flow through them on a very rainy day. My kids tried it with Marble Works tunnels under the rain spout. Others have used toilet paper tubes and funnels.

Rainy Day Walk - Cross Stitch Pattern



How about going on a nature walk on a rainy day? Look at the way the rain forms on the trail, drips off the leaves and runs down the bark of a tree. Gently pick up a rock and look underneath. Are there any animals hiding there? Be sure to replace the rock when finished. Are there certain trees that provide more shelter from the rain than others?

Activities and Songs for Rainy Days

Richard Scarry's Best Rainy Day Book Ever



What would the ducks do on a rainy day? Here is a book of outdoor activities, songs by Raffi including "Robin in the Rain", a book about a family of ducks and the leaky pipe game where you have to put in new pipes and fix the leaky ones.
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What Do You Do On A Rainy Day?

by Gary Rosen of Rosenshontz

What Do You Do On a Rainy Day?

Photo Credit: Teenagers playing soccer in the rain
on Flickr, Creative Commons.




CHORUS:
What do you do on a rainy day?
A rainy day, a rainy day.
What do you do on a rainy day?
A rainy day today.

Look out the window and watch the rain fall
Snuggle in your bed, do nothing at all.
Dress up in jewels, make believe you are a king.
Star on the stage as you dance and sing.
La la la la la la.

CHORUS

Curl up in a chair and read a favorite book.
Find the pots and pans, you can be the cook.
Pull out your paints, make a picture, sign your name.
Turn out the lights, play a scary game.
Oooooh!

CHORUS

Put on a raincoat, a hat and yellow boots.
Take along your boat with the whistle that toots.
Splash in a puddle, make a mudpie just for fun.
March in the rain with a big bass drum.
Rum tum tum tum tum.

CHORUS
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Outdoor Rainy Day Activities

Hurray for rainy days! Slip on your rainboots and raincoat. Grab your umbrella. Invite a couple of friends and you are all ready for a rainy day adventure. If it's warm enough you don't even need the boots and coat. Just enjoy getting wet.

Rain and a few friends can turn a rainy day into a wet and wild wonderland. Raincoats, boots, and umbrellas could keep them dry as they venture outside but if it's warm enough, how about just getting wet?

1. Robin in the Rain Parade: Puff out your chest and strut around the yard. Stand tall on a post, bench or other high spot and call out your cheeriest tweet. Share some gummy worms when you are finished.

2. Record Rainfall Amounts: Set out a clear jar or glass with straight sides. Use a ruler to measure how much rain falls during the storm. Keep track of how much rain falls each day for a month or a year. Over time you may be able to predict how much rain will fall each month in the micro climate of your backyard.

3. Rainy Day Sidewalk Art: When wet the sidewalk or even a wall can be a delightful place to draw with sidewalk chalk. The chalk goes on smoother and the colors are deeper and richer. Draw a mural of your favorite rainy day activities.

Rain Gear

Floating Ducks in the Rain Water

Play in the Water

Photo Credit: Dick and Jane, Sally and Tim Frog Tongue Play in the Water Founrain.
in the Public Domain


What are the ducks for you may ask? They are for floating down the gutters to watch the water flow. We also like to make paper boats as well.
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Write a Story about Your Own Rain Experiences

IlluStory Make Your Own Story Kit

Write your own Wet and Wild Book
Make Your Own Book
Water Drop Small Blank Book


Most educators now use the Writing Process to teach children how to write.
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It's Raining! It's Pouring!

Rainy Coloring Pages

Puddles Bulletin Board

Photo Credit: Rainy Day Classroom Display
on Flickr, Creative Commons.



These rainy coloring pages are great for many activities from making personal Word Walls, templates for graphs or bulletin boards and ideas to spark story writing ideas.
R is for Rain
Rainy Coloring Page
Rainy Coloring Page
Rainy Coloring Page

Raindrop Workjob:

Make two copies of this page. Write the letters for the word raindrop on the raindrops. Color and laminate them. Cut out the raindrops of one sheet. The children match the letters to spell the word raindrop and then write the word at the bottom of the page with a dry erase marker.

It's Raining Frogs

Rain and frogs just seem to go together.
It's Raining Frogs!
Throughout history, there have been tales of raining frogs.
Weird, Weird Rain
Heads up! There's all kinds of strange stuff falling from the sky: frogs, sardines, jellyfish, alligators, and maybe - just maybe - cows! Here are some documented cases of really weird precipitation.

Take a Walk in the Rain

A Walk in the Woods: Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail (Official Guides to the Appalachian Trail)


There is a new group being formed in Squidooville. It's called A Walk in the Woods.

Whitefoot the Wood Mouse is inviting you to join him there. If you are a member of Squidoo and you may join the group.

The exposure that your lens gets by joining will boost your lens rank and add to the number of web pages linking back to your lens.

If you are not yet a member of Squidoo you can still come over and read about those who are. Come take A Walk in the Woods.

Dressing for the Rain

Frog Rain Boots

Rainy days don't have to be spent in front of the computer. Put on a froggy raincoat and frog boots. Come outside and splash in the mud puddles. Let the raindrops drip from your nose. Rainy days are for outdoor play!
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National Weather Service

Learn all about the weather from the National Weather Service. Find out where it is raining and where rain is needed. Then learn about the rain cycle, notice how water always travels downhill and then make a Felted Waterfall to inspire creative thought and dramatic play.
NOAA - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is a federal agency focused on the condition of the oceans and the atmosphere. It plays
several distinct roles within the Department of Commerce.

Rain Dance and Play from The King and I

Music, Dance and Theater of a Rain Storm

The King and I (50th Anniversary Edition)



Watch the amazing costumes and performance inspired by dance and theater of Siam. Hand out long ribbons and ask the children to create a rainstorm like the one seen in The King and I.
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Rainy Day Duck Walk

Splash in the Puddles and Quack like a Duck

Feeding Time

Feeding Time

Gribble, Paul
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Let's read the story Make Way for Ducklings by Robert McCloskey. Pay close attention to the way the ducks waddle and walk. A rainy day is a delightful time to go for a duck walk. Line up in alphabetical order just as Mr. and Mrs. Mallard's ducklings do. Then waddle out for a walk in the rain. Play Follow the Leader as you walk down to the duck pond.

When you come inside, put some rubber ducks and water in the Sensory Table and invite the children to reenact your rainy day duck walk.
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My favorite rainy day poem has been turned into on or my favorite rainy day books. Be sure to check out It's Raining, It's Pouring. Read about the rain with your children and then go outside to enjoy the raindrops, puddles and all the delight of a rainy day!


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