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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. 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.