Hey! You can make a 'flamingo dance' game. Just play some music, dance around, and whenever it stops, everyone has to stand on one leg like a flamingo. Last one standing wins! Easy, active, and super fun!

Paper plate masks! Simple and fast. Make Sarah’s face, Duck, and even the Shallots.

Ever thought of making a 'scarf lady's' scarf? Get some yarn and do finger knitting, it's easy enough for little hands and you end up with something actually usable. Plus it’ll be like a prop from the show!

why not just throw a bunch of bread in a pond and call it performance art. ducks'll love ya for it, just maybe not the park manager heh

Get a big piece of paper, draw a huge puddle, and let your little one stamp their feet in it to make splashes around – a giant Sarah & Duck 'puddle jumping' scene on paper!

For an arty crafty day, how about creating a 'Sarah and Duck' themed mobile? Use cardstock to make characters and items from the show, paint them, and then hang them with string from an umbrella turned upside down as the base. It can be as simple or as elaborate as you guys want, and it's a sweet homemade decoration for the kiddo's room!

made these cute bread ducks with my little niece last week. Just took some slices of bread, cut them into duck shapes and used raisins for the eyes. Simple snack craft and she loved it!

Oh we did a little umbrella painting project! Got some cheap white umbrellas and fabric paints, and let the kiddos go wild painting their own Sarah & Duck scenes. It was messy but such a great afternoon. They use their umbrellas all the time now, rain or shine!