Mon, 1 July 2013
Story Notes and Extras A Far Away Sea written and presented by Sean Hunter Talk and Discover for parents, children, teachers and friends to enjoy What would be a good name for a fish that could go quack, quack, quack? What would be a good name for a turtle that could swim on his back? What would you talk to a duck about? What would you talk about with a whale? What do you think a shark would like to talk about? What are some of the other animals that live in the ocean? How far is the closest ocean to where you live? What is the closest harbor to where you live? How do you think the turtle and fish learned to do tricks? What else might happen that is fun on the Far Away Sea? Learning With Art Draw a picture of a happy, little turtle. Draw a picture of a whale with two heads. Draw a picture of a shark with no teeth. More Talk and Discover How big can some fish in the ocean be? What are some of the small fish that you might see in the ocean? Are there any fish in the ocean that have legs? How can you tell if you’ve seen a shark? How can you tell there’s a whale in the ocean? Having More Fun Draw a picture of a boat that would have a crow’s nest. Write a poem about the ocean Write a song about sailing on the sea. Famous Sea Songs and Poems My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean Shenandoah the rhyme – I Saw A Ship A-Sailing Famous Sailing Ships Mayflower Pequod Essex Flying Cloud America HMS Beagle Bluenose USS Constitution USS Constellation Cutty Sark Endurance Discover Victoria Wanderer Extra Credit Why is each of the above sailing ships famous? Extra, Extra Credit What is the difference between an ocean and a sea? Where is the deepest ocean? What countries would you pass sailing from England to China? How long would it take to sail from France to New York? What countries would you pass sailing from New York to San Francisco? How long would it take to sail from San Francisco to China? How long might it take to sail around the world? What two canals when built shortened a sailing voyage? Famous Sea Captains (and what were their ships) Sir Francis Drake John Paul Jones Capt. Nemo Stories That Have Famous Fish and Sea Creatures Moby Dick 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea Jonah |