Quokka This Quokka That
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Info About Quokkas
Is this the coolest looking quokka that you’ve seen?
Info About the Song
Let’s be honest; Quokkas are just plain adorable. The song Quokka This Quokka That aims to capture some of the fun and playful characteristics of the Quokka. It may not be be the most educational song from Caper Kids Music but it’s a whole lot of fun. Here are some quick facts that you’ll find in the Curiosity Capers video above
Quokkas are known for their happy faces and love to take selfies.
They are found in a small coastal area of Western Australia, with Rottnest Island being their most famous habitat.
Rottnest Island was named "Rat's Nest Island" by a Dutch explorer who mistook quokkas for giant rats.
Mainland quokkas face dangers from wild predators like foxes and feral cats.
Rottnest Island's isolation protects quokkas and their population thrives there.
Quokkas are small wallabies, not rats, and are quite social and curious.
While friendly, they are wild animals and should not be threatened.
Habitat loss and human interaction pose threats to quokkas on Rottnest Island.
Human food is unhealthy for quokkas, especially salty food that dehydrates them.
Quokkas can survive for a month without water due to their plant-based diet and fat stores in their tails. (Their smile might not be from happiness, but let's not dwell on that!)
Educational Resources for Quokka This Quokka That
Caper Kids Music aims to provide teachers and parents with activities that are entertaining, engaging, and educational for students. For preschoolers, primary students, elementary students, and infants, coloring in is a valuable activity that promotes creativity, fine motor skills, and concentration. It allows them to express themselves, practice holding and controlling a pen or pencil, and focus on completing a task. Additionally, coloring in can help children develop patience, attention to detail, and the ability to make choices about colours and patterns.
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FREE Coloring in page of a cute Australian Quokka
Have a listen to the song Quokka This Quokka That and then download and complete our free coloring in and word search worksheets. The word search also comes with an answer sheet to help find any of those tricky words.
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Song Lyrics
Quokka this quokka that
Quokka do not like the cat
Quokka shoes quokka socks
Quokka do not like the fox
Quokka foe quokka friend
Quokka lives on an island
Quokka play quokka rest
On the island of Rottnest
On Rottnest Island, quokkas have a home
On Rottnest Island, quokkas have a home
Quokka high quokka low
Quokka put on a good show
Quokka low quokka high
Quokkas are not very shy
Quokka North quokka South
Quokka have a cute mouth
Quokka East quokka West
On the Island of Rottnest
On Rottnest Island, quokkas have a home
On Rottnest Island, quokkas have a home
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