Fish activities for preschool

Megan • Preschool, Pre-K & TK’s Instagram profile post: “Rainbow Fish Matching Cards 🐠 Dive into this activity by setting up a sensory bin with colored manipulatives like pom-poms, beads, dyed…”

For an inexpensive thrill this afternoon, why not create some one-of-a-kind handprint fish puppets and have a pretend "under the sea" show!

This simple science experiment will make kids smile and say, “Wow!” It’s so easy and so cool! Make foam fish that “magically” swim across the water. One of the barriers to doing science experiments with your kids can be that experiments fail or don’t turn out like the book said. I totally get that, as […]

Preschoolers will have fun learning their colors with this Color Matching Fishbowl Activity from Life Over C's! Kids can go fishing for all of the colored fish from their fish bowls! Grab this free Fishbowl Activity for your preschoolers now!

Just keep swimming! Add some science to your day with this simple swimming fish experiment using dish soap to make one fish or two fish swim!

These ocean theme preschool activities will have your preschoolers engaged in fun and learning while exploring ocean animals and more! From ocean sensory activities to art, literacy, math and science, these are perfect for ocean theme lesson plans. The kids are sure to have a blast with these ocean favorites!

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Here are some fun, free rainbow fish templates to use with The Rainbow Fish or any other Fish book. Click to read our blog: Fun, Really Fun, Rainbow Fish Activities for more detailed information and great ideas on how to have a Rainbow Fish Day. We include two free rainbow fish art activities and a printable for a kid-friendly recipe for a yummy Rainbow Fish snack.

This fishing game for toddlers and preschoolers is the perfect combination of sensory play, fine motor skills, and so much more!

This activity got my 3yo so interested in counting! She was having so much fun inserting the cotton buds to make her skeleton fish. This is great find...