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Welcome to the Family Fun Page!

This is a new space on Ducks for Cambodia designed especially for children, parents, grandparents, Sunday schools and anyone who loves Family Fun!

Under the Mango Tree

 

Meet Happy the Cambodian Duck!

We’re so excited to share the story of Happy, a curious talking duck who lives on a rice farm in Cambodia. When Nite and Lun, a brother and sister, move to the countryside with their parents, they stumble upon an incredible surprise—Happy can talk!

From that moment on, a heartwarming adventure begins—full of laughter, friendship, and discovery. Alongside Nite and Lun, children will explore:

  • What life is like in rural Cambodia
     
  • How rice and ducks work together to help feed whole villages
     
  • The beauty of Khmer (Cambodian) traditions, food, and festivals
     
  • And how kids, just like Nite and Lun, can share their faith in Jesus in simple, loving ways
     

It’s more than a story—it’s a journey of friendship, culture, and faith that shows Happy he’s never alone.

The Adventures of HAPPY the Cambodian Duck

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Duck adventures you can do at home:

                                                                 Family Fun Activity Guide 

This guide is filled with fun activities for kids and families to enjoy together, inspired by the story,  'Under the Mango Tree',  From discussion prompts to devotionals, each activity helps kids connect with the story while learning about life, faith, and friendship in Cambodia for themselves. 


                                                                    📖 Story Connection 

  • Talk about your favorite part of Happy’s adventure. What surprised you most? 


                                                                      🎨 Coloring Fun 

  • Print out the coloring pages and create a colorful storybook of your own! 


                                                                    🗣️ Talk About It 

  • Happy told stories about Jesus to his animal friends. What story about Jesus would you want to share with someone? 


                                                            🙏 Devotional Thought 

  • Just like Happy shared joy and hope, we are called to share the love of Jesus. Ask God to help you be a light in your school, neighborhood, and family. 


                                              ✏️ Duck Devotion Memory Verse 

  • "Let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." – Matthew 5:16 


                                                                  🦆 Duck Discovery 

  • How are ducks helpful on a farm? What’s one new thing you learned about Cambodia? 

fun coloring activity

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Fun Facts About Ducks in Cambodia

• Ducks are commonly raised in Cambodian villages, especially near rice fields.

• A healthy duck can lay up to 300 eggs per year—more than most chickens!

• Duck eggs are larger and richer in nutrients than chicken eggs, with more vitamin B12 and omega-3s

• Many children in Cambodia help care for ducks and lead them with a long bamboo stick.

• Ducks eat insects, weeds, and leftover rice, helping to naturally clean and fertilize the fields.

• In floating villages, ducks are raised on floating bamboo pens over the water.

• Duck meat and eggs are key protein sources for rural families in Cambodia.

• In the dry season, farmers often move their flocks far to find food & water

• Some Cambodian duck farmers specialize in egg-laying breeds like Khaki Campbells and Indian Runner

• Ducks are social and smart—they often learn routines quickly and can recognize their caretakers.


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