Need a fun and simple fish craft to do with a toddler? This fish craft is perfect for toddlers. Print out our fish template and let your kids use the materials and their imagination to make their unique fish. Construction paper shapes (made with our printable template) make up this cute shape fish craft. This fish craft is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers to help them learn to identify and name their shapes. It's also a great learning tool to show your children that putting different shapes together is a fun way to create new things. This fish craft is easy to do and your kids will love it. Use our template to make this fun magnetic fishing game for your kids! A magnet and some paper clips turn a handful of paper fish into a great preschool activity. Our game started out simple (a way to practice hand-eye coordination with our toddler daughter), but we'll soon try writing letters or numbers on the fish to make it a fun preschool learning activity! Please make sure to supervise your children while they play this game as it uses magnets, small paper clips and length of string. This seahorse template is a great one for decorating and here you can see the bleeding tissue paper craft that we tried out using it.

Your ocean themed lessons would be a perfect opportunity to discuss with your children the dangers of plastic pollution and it’s negative impact on our oceans. You can use this PowerPoint to start your discussion with your class. I’ve shared tons of free printables to help you get creative with your kids and ocean animals have to be one of our most popular topics! You could keep the learning going, but with an ocean theme, by using this maths worksheet. This worksheet will help with your children’s addition and subtraction and also includes a fun fact about the ocean too. We have yet to meet a child that doesn't love looking at aquariums and, with this craft, your children can make one of their very own. This aquarium craft is a simple preschool craft that will encourage your kids to be creative. Use our template to print and cut out some plain fish that your children can decorate anyway they would like. Colouring: The absolute most easy idea and the best for when you really don’t have the energy for anything more complicated!Bubble wrap: If you have some bubble wrap around it’s a great material for painting with. Place some paint onto a plate and dab the bubble wrap into it before carefully dabbing it onto your picture to cover it in lots of small circles.

As well as these printable fish templates, we also have a huge range of resources that will help to support your teaching of ocean life to your students. This fish picture frame craft turns a simple unpainted wooden fish shape into a fantastic frame for your favorite picture. This fish craft makes a fantastic homemade gift or decoration. It is a fantastic preschool craft - perfect for children to use their imaginations to come up with their own special fish. Colouring is not just a fun activity for children, but also an important formative part of education. It’s one of the best ways for children to strengthen their fine motor skills and confidence in holding and using pens and pencils. This means that there’s a direct link between practising colouring in and handwriting. Try squishing balls of playdough to make scales to place on your fish shape, if you have a lot of different colors you could also use this as an activity for The Rainbow Fish. Turn your child's handprint into a cute fish swimming in a fish bowl with this handprint fish craft. This fish craft for kids is a great way to entertain your children while creating a keepsake for yourself! Making this handprint fish craft is very simple and with fun materials (dried beans for gravel) your child will love it.As you can print as many copies as you like it would be perfect for giving a sheet to each child to decorate that you can then cut out and use as an under the sea bulletin board display. You could also add some of our other ocean themed templates that I’ve shared below. This paper plate fish craft is a fantastic toddler craft. We made this with our daughter when she was about 18 months old and she had a fantastic time. Using paint, glue and large pieces our daughter was able to help with all aspects of this fun fish craft for kids. These printables make great fish coloring sheets so all you need to do is grab your favorite coloring supplies whether that’s coloring pencils, crayons or marker pens and let your child get creative designing a new breed of fish or basing it on those they’ve seen.