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What happened to the animals when they left the ark?

When the animals left the ark, one group became friends and traveled together. They had many scary and exciting adventures. One day they happened up on a beautiful forest with a cozy cave and a peaceful pond. It felt safe, and it soon became their home. This place was called Noah's Park.

Ponder is the wise leader of Noah's Park. He remembers the ark and the great man who built it. He uses his memories of Noah to help the others understand God's goodness and how He keeps them safe. Ponder, who lives on a lily pad, is the one the others turn to when they are in trouble. When you have a problem, maybe Ponder can help.

Sight: When you and your child play the part of Ponder, can you see how God used him in a special way? Talk with your child about being responsible and listening to wise counsel. Look for the people God puts in our lives to guide important decisions.

Sound: The animals in Noah's Park must have made quite a ruckus. Can you imitate the sounds that might have been heard once the animals left the ark? Are they happy? sad? chirps? growls? Can your child ribbit and croak like a frog?

Touch: As you and your child pretend to be the characters of Noah's Park, ask him to pick up a small object with the puppet's arms. It takes a lot of concentration! Remind your child that God has given us hands and fingers. What are some things we can do with them? We should remember to thank God for such a wonderful gift.

Noah's Park Hand Puppets: Honk
Series: Noahs Park Series

983450246X

$19.99

What happened to the animals when they left the ark?

When the animals left the ark, one group became friends and traveled together. They had many scary and exciting adventures. One day they happened up on a beautiful forest with a cozy cave and a peaceful pond. It felt safe, and it soon became their home. This place was called Noah's Park.

Honk is one good-looking camel. At least he thinks so. Honk hates to be dirty, but sometimes his adventures land him in the dirtiest places of all. Honk is a loyal friend, but his stubborn and whining nature often drives the others crazy. Honk needs to be more humble.

Sight: When you and your child play the part of Honk, can you see how God used him in a special way? Talk with your child about being a great friend. Look for ways to be patient with others, even when it's not easy. God is patient with us and wants us to follow His example.

Sound: The animals in Noah's Park must have made quite a ruckus. Can you imitate the sounds that might have been heard once the animals left the ark? Are they happy? sad? chirps? squeaks? Can your child make happy honking sounds?

Touch: As you and your child pretend to be the characters of Noah's Park, ask him to pick up a small object with the puppet's arms. It takes a lot of concentration! Remind your child that God has given us hands and fingers. What are some things we can do with them? We should remember to thank God for such a wonderful gift.

Noah's Park Hand Puppets: Stretch
Series: Noahs Park Series

9834502451

$14.99

What happened to the animals when they left the ark?

When the animals left the ark, one group became friends and traveled together. They had many scary and exciting adventures. One day they happened up on a beautiful forest with a cozy cave and a peaceful pond. It felt safe, and it soon became their home. This place was called Noah's Park.

Stretch is everyone's little sister. She is curious and impulsive, but she also wants to keep peace among all her friends. Although she is younger than many of the others, Stretch is often called upon to mother and care for her friends. Her sense of family calms the others while she finds a solution for the tensions in the park.

Sight: When you and your child play the part of Stretch, can you see how God used her in a special way? Talk with your child about looking for peaceful solutions for tense situations they see at school, on the playground, or with their friends.

Sound: The animals in Noah's Park must have made quite a ruckus. Can you imitate the sounds that might have been heard once the animals left the ark? Are they happy? sad? chirps? squeaks? Can your child make peaceful sounds?

Touch: As you and your child pretend to be the characters of Noah's Park, ask him to pick up a small object with the puppet's arms. It takes a lot of concentration! Remind your child that God has given us hands and fingers. What are some things we can do with them? We should remember to thank God for such a wonderful gift.

Noah's Park Hand Puppets: Dreamer
Series: Noahs Park Series

9834502486

$14.99

What happened to the animals when they left the ark?

When the animals left the ark, one group became friends and traveled together. They had many scary and exciting adventures. One day they happened up on a beautiful forest with a cozy cave and a peaceful pond. It felt safe, and it soon became their home. This place was called Noah's Park.

Dreamer loves to sleep, and he loves to dream. He often has exciting adventures but only when he is asleep. Dreamer lives in Cozy Cave where he sometimes hides from problems or changes in his life. When faced with a problem, Dreamer just takes a long snooozzzz....

Sight: When you and your child play the part of Dreamer, can you see how God used him in a special way? Talk with your child about being kind to others and how to adapt to changes in our lives. Remind your child to look for good in each situation.

Sound: The animals in Noah's Park must have made quite a ruckus. Can you imitate the sounds that might have been heard once the animals left the ark? Are they happy? sad? chirps? squeaks? Can your child make loud snoring noises?

Touch: As you and your child pretend to be the characters of Noah's Park, ask him to pick up a small object with the puppet's arms. It takes a lot of concentration! Remind your child that God has given us hands and fingers. What are some things we can do with them? We should remember to thank God for such a wonderful gift.