Description

Seven ducks stand in a row on a blue strip of water with grass and reeds behind them, and under each duck is a block printed with one day: MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY. Above them a yellow sun with a face, a scatter of clouds, and small red birds in flight.

The row is the reason a chart like this beats a list on a whiteboard. A child cannot see Wednesday as the middle of the week when it is written as the third line of a list; standing between two ducks, it obviously is. Teachers use the row for the same three questions every morning — which day is it, which duck comes next, which duck came yesterday.

Each duck is a different colour with a rainbow-coloured wing, so a class can also point at a day without saying its name yet: the pink one, the green one, the one at the end. That is how a three-year-old joins in with a routine they cannot read.

The pieces are separate, which matters for a long thin set like this. A wall that is not wide enough for one straight line can take the ducks in two rows of three and four, or curve them around a corner. The sun, the clouds and the birds are their own pieces too, so they go wherever the space allows.

One thing printed on the product: the red banner reads DAY'S OF THE WEEK DUCKS, with an apostrophe in DAY'S. It is on the piece you will receive, and we mention it because a teacher putting English on a classroom wall will notice it before the class does.

The Safencia price is Rs. 1,815 with Cash on Delivery all over Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad and Rawalpindi. Message us on WhatsApp and we will confirm stock and your city's delivery charge before dispatch.

Why this product is worth considering

Seven Days, Seven Ducks

Monday through Sunday, each printed on the block its duck stands on, so the week reads left to right in one line.

A Row, Not a List

Standing in a row is what shows a child that Wednesday sits in the middle of the week and Friday comes before Saturday.

A Colour for Every Day

Each duck is a different colour with a rainbow wing, so a child can point at a day before they can read its name.

Features

Seven Days, Seven Ducks

Monday through Sunday, each printed on the block its duck stands on, so the week reads left to right in one line.

A Row, Not a List

Standing in a row is what shows a child that Wednesday sits in the middle of the week and Friday comes before Saturday.

A Colour for Every Day

Each duck is a different colour with a rainbow wing, so a child can point at a day before they can read its name.

Sun, Clouds and Birds

The sun with its face, the clouds and the small red birds are separate pieces that go wherever the wall allows.

Splits Into Two Rows

Loose pieces mean a narrow wall can take three ducks above and four below instead of one long line.

Printed DAY'S

The banner reads DAY'S OF THE WEEK DUCKS with an apostrophe. It is on the product, so we would rather you knew first.

Specifications

Product nameDays of the Week Ducks Foam Wall Set (FS-10, Seven Named Days)
CategoryEducational Toys
Recommended age3+ years
Model codeFS-10
Ducks7, one per day of the week
Days printedMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
LanguageEnglish
Extra piecesSun with a face, clouds, small red birds, blue water strip with grass
Printed asThe banner reads DAY'S OF THE WEEK DUCKS
ConstructionLoose cut foam pieces, not mounted on a board
FixingNot printed or shown; no adhesive backing claimed
PriceRs. 1,815
Stock statusIn stock
Cash on DeliveryAvailable across Pakistan
Delivery time3-5 working days after WhatsApp order confirmation
What is included7 x foam ducks on printed day blocks, 1 x blue water strip with grass, Sun, cloud and bird cut-outs, 1 x printed red title banner, Standard protective packing

What's in the Box

  • 7 x foam ducks on printed day blocks
  • 1 x blue water strip with grass
  • Sun, cloud and bird cut-outs
  • 1 x printed red title banner
  • Standard protective packing

FAQs

Which days are on the Days of the Week Ducks set?

All seven, in English: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, each printed on the block its duck stands on.

Is anything printed unusually on it?

Yes — the red banner reads DAY'S OF THE WEEK DUCKS, with an apostrophe in DAY'S. That is how it appears on the product supplied.

Does the week start on Monday or Sunday?

The row runs Monday first and Sunday last. If your school starts its week on Sunday, the pieces are loose, so they can simply be put up in the order you use.

What comes besides the seven ducks?

A yellow sun with a face, several clouds, small red birds, and the blue water strip with grass that the ducks stand on — all as separate foam pieces.

Can it go up on a narrow wall?

Yes. Because the pieces are separate, the row can be split into three ducks above and four below, or curved around a corner, instead of needing one long straight run.

Are the days written in Urdu as well?

No, English only. Teachers commonly say the Urdu name alongside as they point, which is how one chart ends up doing both languages.

Does it arrive with adhesive?

No adhesive backing appears in the photographs and no fixing method is printed on the pieces, so we do not claim one. Double-sided tape is the usual answer.

Is a model code printed on it?

Yes — FS-10, printed on the yellow tab of the red banner. Quote that code if you are ordering the same set for another classroom.

Can I pay cash on delivery for Days of the Week Ducks in Pakistan?

Yes. Cash on Delivery is available across Pakistan, including Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and many other cities.

How fast is delivery in Pakistan?

Orders are confirmed on WhatsApp before dispatch. Delivery usually takes 3-5 working days in major Pakistani cities, depending on courier route and city.

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Total priceRs. 1,815