Only the older kids understood that is was a race, but the little ones had just as much fun. I can see this providing hours of fun at a school or early childhood center too.
A few design details:
- both ends of the chutes sat over animal troughs that held the water
- the pumps were actually pumping water from these troughs
- the chutes were made of gutter materials
- loos parts of the rubber ducks made it all worth while
This is another venture into the world of hand pumps. I liked these, for their intended purpose. It would not work in all applications, but on this drizzly spring day it was engaging, functional and entertaining.
See my other post on hand pumps Finding the Perfect Hand Pump
At first, I thought this was a real pump, then it revealed that it was a child's plaything, well, I'm sure its fun to play with.
ReplyDeleteIt was fun to play with and it is a real pump! We had to prime it and everything. Providing real life tools and experiences is an important way for young people to learn.
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ReplyDeleteWow, such a creative way of water irrigation.
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