The Story About Ping Worksheets
If you’re rowing into the world of Ping, you’re going to love these The Story About Ping worksheets for your little ones!
Today, I’m sharing a charming collection of free printables to create a full unit study around this beloved classic.

Whether you’re using this alongside Five in a Row or simply enjoying the book on its own, this set is designed to help children engage with Ping’s adventures in playful, hands-on ways.
Everything has been created with young learners in mind — simple, sweet, and educational.
About The Story About Ping
Written by Marjorie Flack and beautifully illustrated by Kurt Wiese, The Story About Ping tells the tale of a little duck who lives on a houseboat on the Yangtze River.

When Ping accidentally gets separated from his family, he goes on a small but meaningful adventure that teaches him about bravery, consequences, and the comfort of home.
This story is a wonderful springboard for exploring themes like geography, nature, character growth, and early math skills.
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What’s Included in the Free Unit Study Printables?

Here’s a peek at all the fun activities you’ll find inside:
1. Story Sequencing Cards

2. Character Study Worksheet

3. Copywork Pages

4. Vocabulary Words & Matching Activities

5. Map of China + Pond Habitat Observation Sheet

6. Life Cycle of a Duck

7. Coloring Pages

8. Draw Ping Step-by-Step

9. “Ping’s Tasty Dinner” Game

10. Math Mats and Number Games

How to Use This Unit Study
This companion pack is designed to be flexible! Here’s a few ways you can use it:
- Five-Day Read-Aloud Plan: Do one printable activity each day after reading a section of the book.
- Unit Study Week: Dedicate a full week to Ping with read-alouds, pond observations, duck crafts, and simple math.
- Morning Basket Addition: Slip the coloring pages, copywork, or map work into your gentle learning rhythms.
You can also mix and match activities to fit the ages and interests of your kids!
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About Julie
She’s a homeschool graduate, mother of five, designer, and educator. Inspired by classic books, art, music, and nature, she creates thoughtful, engaging resources to support parents and educators in teaching with intention and wonder.
