Puffin Coloring Page from Learning Treasures

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Puffin Coloring page from First School

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Puffin Coloring page by My Free Colouring Pages

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Puffin coloring page by Kid Zone

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Here are some more puffin coloring pages and some activity worksheets for teachers and classrooms — all by ABC Teach

Puffin coloring page

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More puffin activities from ABC Teach click below…

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Puffin word search activity

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Did you know puffin worksheet

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Puffin writing activity

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Puffin sign for the classroom (or your house!)

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What I know about Puffins worksheet

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And of course, there are other posts and pages I’ve put up to share puffin activities for classrooms and free puffin coloring pages and activities for your enjoyment. Click here and here.

Screenshots from all three mini games

Puffins: Let’s Fish

Chomp your way to victory in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean! Dive into the deep blue sea and load up your beak with delicious fish, but watch out! The ocean can be a dangerous place and you’re not the only one hunting for food. Sharks, jellyfish and other fearsome sea creatures are just waiting to take a chomp out of you. Avoid the predators and use a “Quick Catch” to gulp as many fish as you can while you explore sunken ships and underwater tunnels in this fast paced, old school arcade-style action game. It’s an All-You-Can-Eat feast in two different exciting gameplay modes across 18 underwater stages. So take a deep breath, jump in and come up with a full belly, but remember to look out for those sharks!¹

Puffins: Let’s Roll

Baby Puffins need your help! They’re just about to hatch from their eggs, but the eggs have been misplaced! Try not to crack up as you reunite the missing Puffin eggs with their mothers using our innovative new control scheme to roll the eggs in two thrilling game modes (Egg Roll and Capelin Catch) over 20 levels of fiendish puzzles. Watch out for rocks, trees, ice and other hazards as you face challenges from all new obstacles never before seen in Puffins: Island Adventure. Don’t take too long or bump into too many obstacles though, or you’ll have a cranky baby Puffin on your hands!²

Puffins: Let’s Race

Get ready to challenge the speediest puffins on the island for the title of Fastest Flyer! Go beak-to-beak with your opponents in a race to the finish line or go solo against the clock. Use strategically placed power-ups like the “Squawk Shot” to get ahead of the pack and win the race. Speed through four different game modes on eight different tracks to prove your flight skill or challenge up to three of your friends in local wireless play. Do you have what it takes to become the race champion of Puffin Island or will you be left behind with the rest of the flock?³

1. http://www.puffinsislandadventure.com/sitemap.php?page=dsigames
2. http://www.puffinsislandadventure.com/sitemap.php?page=dsigames
3. http://www.puffinsislandadventure.com/sitemap.php?page=dsigames

Puffin Scrambler Puzzle

Oh! It looks simple–9 squares–but once you get started, you will be in for hours of mind-scrambling fun with this puzzle. I couldn’t stop playing…it is not as easy as it looks. Check it out for yourself (click on the picture above!).

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A puffin!

In case you would like to get these puffin songs / sounds for yourself I have included a play list below with links to the songs. =)

Title: The Puffin
Artist: Terri Thurman Finck

Title: A Puffin
Artist: Port O’Brien

Title: The Puffin
Artist: Hank Davis

Title: Puffin
Artist: John Neville

Title: Lulie the Iceberg/”The clown-faced Puffins had a ride…”
Artist: Yo-Yo Ma; Paul Winter; Pamela Frank; SamWaterston; Derrick Inouye

I couldn’t find the following song but here are the lyrics.

The Puffin Song

Copyright 1990 by Tom Knight

I’m not like the penguin, don’t confuse me with ducks

I’m dressed for dinner in my finest fancy tux

My beak it is pretty, my feathers are fine

Long time ago, the hunters wanted mine

Call me a Puffin, ‘cuz that’s my name

I live on an island just off the coast of Maine

But I wasn’t born here, I was brought by a man

And now my burrow is here on Egg Rock Island

Chorus:

Come fly with me

Fly across the sea

Come fly with me

Puffins we will be

My brothers and sisters, my lovely wife

We like to gather, we love the social life

A picnic for puffins, a tasty old treat

I hope you like fish, it’s our favorite thing to eat (Chorus)

Long, long ago, before the puffin swam,
neither sun nor sail bewildered those
who, simple in their sleep, walked to a day
of golden trees and apples in the air,
and quiet tilted villages.

The men flailed and the women wove
and when the eyes of heaven closed
they rested by fin-fairy fires
and watched the smoke climb upright to the stars.

Here the peace of an eternal autumn passed,
still leaves endured, and for the steeple doves
time kissed lightly underneath the moon;
the stones of ancient masons sang
the pale language of the livng dead,
the wall-chants of the spirit of the race
who left his talismans at eventide
lonely in the grey home shade.

Here lay the axe, once sun-slanted and crossed
before ripe muscles on a summer morning
and the old stones sing back two thousand years
to the skin-belted body which turned inthe sun,
and twisted and struck, one lever of flesh
at the tree on the forest floor.

Only the blue flints know of the heavy dead
fibre-bare in the deep midnight earth,
under the dumb centuries of cloven hooves,
and of souls’ last kisses before they fled
like shadows on the arms of some star-white god.

Forever beneath the high moon clouds
the red-haired cattle stray,
meeting and passing like porcelain
upon a waxen way.

Sires of their sires by hecatomb
had writhed beneath the sun;
some new man-woman would bleed
the calves of their calves by gun.
And one dozen paces from their skulls
would meet in temples on the shale
- with hassocks at their feet.

Eric Ratcliffe