Fish art kindergarten

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.

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First graders learned one way to make a 3D sculpture out of two flat pieces of paper. They used a watercolor resist, and warm and cool colo...

These got the ultimate kid approval – students from other grades complaining that they didn’t get to make them in 2nd grade. I’ve been interested in carp kites for a while but didn’t know muc…

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Looking for an adorable watercolor fish project that bridges literature and art? You Be You by Linda Kranz sets out to explore beauty in difference through

This week, Kindergarten is going to create their own rainbow fish! Complete with sparkly scales! We're reading the book, The Rainbow Fish, and learning how to draw and paint our own! Materials: Sax 90lb paper Pencils Sharpie Markers Oil Pastels Liquid Watercolors aluminum foil Youtube.com The Rainbow Fish Day 1: Read the book, The Rainbow Fish, and draw our fish! This is not an easy thing to draw, but they're doing a great job! Here's how to draw The Rainbow Fish After they trace their…

Create beautiful art for kids with this fun process art activity using shaving cream. We made tropical fish, but you could create whatever you choose.

I'm pretty sure I could be happy doing "fish" art projects as a total unit for a whole year!! There are just so many options for kids!! The fact that I had A TON of painted papers and yarn on hand was the deciding factor for making these fish:)) Oops -- I forgot to rotate this!! I first saw this cool art at the Lone Tree Community Schools site on Artsonia and knew we had to give it a try. (See their artwork here.) Our first graders began by viewing Fish Eyes by Lois Ehlert and discussing…