Next we drew fins and tails along with an eye.Īfter drawing the main parts of the fish we started to color in the body being careful not to fill in the eye ball. With chalk pastels you can smudge right over any intersecting lines and blend the tail and fins right into the body of the fish.Īfter filling in the fish with color we took a black oil pastel and redrew the outline, eye, added a mouth, drew in eyelashes, and experimented with cross hatching. Outlining with black oil pastel made the silhouette pop! It also brought alive the eyes, lashes, and mouth expressions.īecause drawing lessons involve so much fine motor skill control and a step-by-step drawing exercise like this one required focus my students had a great sense of accomplishment and pride with their finished pieces.Įach fish was incredibly unique and could definitely fit in a Dr. Seuss book! I love how the cross hatching came out in the two fish below. This post has been shared at some of these fantastic link parties. We add new themes as we learn about them, so it’s a page you’ll want to keep handy. You can find many more theme ideas and activities on our theme page. Preschool Classroom Fish Theme Lesson Plans More Theme Resources This set includes active hands-on learning ideas and the following printables:ġ0) Fish Size Ordering and Sorting Cards Get Your Lesson Plans Each set includes over 30 playful learning activities related to the theme, and we’ve provided different versions for home preschool families and classroom teachers so all activities are geared directly toward your needs.
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#DEEP SPACE SPARKLE ONE FISH TWO FISH FULL#
Swimming Fish Lunch from Meet the Dubiens Get a Full Week of Fish Theme Learning and Play Homemade Goldfish Crackers from food 4 totsįish Theme Birthday Party or Play Date from Buggy and Buddy Mini Magnetic Fishing Game from Crafts Unleashed More Fishy Fun Magnetic Fishing Game from Positively Splendid Roll and Color Fish Math Games from Fantastic Fun and Learningįish in the Sea Egg Carton Counting Game from Lakeshore Learningįish One More and One Less from Fantastic Fun and Learning Active Play Fish Activity Ideas
#DEEP SPACE SPARKLE ONE FISH TWO FISH FREE#
One Fish, Two Fish Counting Game with Free Printable from Mama Missįree Goldfish Graphing Printable from Oopsey Daisyīubble Counting Fish from Little Page Turnersįishing for Numbers Math Game from Buggy and Buddy Go Fishing Math Sensory Play by Cathy James for Bab圜entre Montessori-Inspired One Fish, Two Fish Math Activities from PreK + K Sharing Preschool Fish Theme Activities from Spell Outloud Puffy Fish Craft from I Heart Crafty Thingsįish Color Pages with Gel Paint Recipe from Kids Activities Blog Fish Theme Learning Activitiesīooks About Fish from Fantastic Fun and Learning Potato Masher Fish Art from Fantastic Fun and Learning Rainbow Fish Puppets from Living Well Spending Less Tropical Shell Fish Craft from All Free Kids Crafts
Tissue Paper Fish Bowl Lanterns from Juggling with KidsĬardboard Tube Fish Craft from No Time for Flashcardsįork Painted Fish Art from Fantastic Fun and Learningįish Bowl Paper Plate Craft from Daisy Cottage DesignsĬupcake Liner Fish Craft from I Heart Crafty Things Marbled Fish Art from Fantastic Fun and Learning Water Gun Painted Fish Craft from Toddler Approvedįish Fridge Magnet Craft from Happy Hooligansīottle Cap Fish Craft from Silly Eagle Books Use them in a water sensory bin to “go fishing” for colors)Ĭardboard Fish Art from Deep Space Sparkle To play make colored fish in ice cube trays. Go Fish Icy Water Play from Let Them Be Little (Site no longer active. Sensory Play Fish Activitiesįish Play Dough from Fantastic Fun and LearningĬoral Reef Sensory Play from Fantastic Fun and Learning Get a full week of fish theme lesson plans for Home Preschool or your Preschool Classroom. You could use the ideas to develop a fantastic preschool or kindergarten unit of your own or just pick and choose some fish activities you think your little ones will enjoy. You’ll find sensory play ideas, fish arts and crafts, learning activities, active play, fish lesson plans, snack ideas and more. With all the fun we’ve been having learning about fish, I thought I’d share some of the great fish activity resources I found to go along with our preschool fish theme. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on Email
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