Introduce a map of Oceania, highlighting different Pacific island nations.

Engage in activities where children learn about the unique geography and locations of islands in Oceania.

Provide materials for children to create flags representing different Pacific island nations.

Engage in activities where children draw and color flags, learning about the symbols and colors.

Discuss the significance of the Pacific Ocean in Oceania.

Engage in activities where children learn about marine life and create ocean-themed art.

Introduce traditional dances from Polynesian cultures.

Engage in activities where children move and dance to Polynesian rhythms, expressing themselves through music and movement.

Explore the traditional art of tapa cloth.

Engage in activities where children create their own tapa cloth-inspired art using simple materials.

Discuss traditional foods from various Pacific island nations.

Engage in activities where children participate in a simple tasting activity, trying foods like poi, taro, or tropical fruits.

Create a game inspired by the traditional ring toss game found in some Pacific island cultures.

Engage in activities where children use hula hoops to practice their tossing skills.

Set up a costume parade where children can dress up in costumes representing different Pacific island cultures.

Engage in activities where children parade around and share interesting facts about their chosen costumes.

Provide materials for children to create puppets of animals found in the Pacific islands.

Engage in activities where children use their puppets for imaginative play and storytelling.

Introduce common phrases or words from languages spoken in the Pacific islands.

Engage in activities where children learn and use simple expressions from different Pacific island languages.

Introduce traditional musical instruments from the Pacific islands.

Engage in activities where children explore and create simple versions of these instruments.

Create a game of coconut bowling inspired by traditional Pacific island activities.

Engage in activities where children roll coconuts to knock down pins or use soft coconut-like balls for a bowling game.

Discuss the significance of leis in Pacific island cultures.

Engage in activities where children create their own flower or paper leis using various materials.

Introduce the traditional navigation methods used by Pacific islanders.

Engage in activities where children create simple navigation tools or maps.

Discuss the importance of fishing in Pacific island cultures.

Engage in activities where children create fish prints using fish-shaped stamps or cut vegetables.

Explore traditional dances from different Pacific island cultures.

Engage in activities where children learn and perform cultural dances.

Provide water play activities inspired by the connection to the ocean in Pacific island cultures.

Engage in activities where children play with water, shells, and other marine-themed items.

Conclude the Oceania theme with a festival day.

Engage in activities where children celebrate the diverse cultures of Oceania through music, dance, art, and food.

Introduce drumming traditions from the Pacific islands.

Engage in activities where children use simple drums or percussion instruments to create a drum circle.

Share storybooks that feature Pacific island landscapes, folklore, or cultural aspects.

Engage in activities where children discuss the stories and share their thoughts.