Fishing activities for kids

This #DIY Solo Cup game, Gone Fishing, is perfect for keeping your child entertained!

Join Ms. Heidi as she shows you how to make your own fishing game at home!

Fishing for paper fish! Paper clips on fish and magnetic poles--preschool fun!

This Pipecleaner Fishing Activity is so quick to set-up and kids will have a blast fishing for colors, googley-eyed fish! #fishingactivity #fishinggame #toddleractivity

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An easy-to-make magnetic fishing game provides hours of fun playing and learning for kids. Keep the kids entertained while learning numbers, colors, addition, and more. A great hand-eye coordination game. www.kidfriendlythingstodo.com

Catch the ice cubes with Salt & String. A great STEM activity. Do outside or inside!

Today’s STEAM Activity is Fishing for Ice Cubes! My kids love going fishing in our local lake with their dad. When I told them we could fish at home, they didn’t believe me, but we had fun with this easy at home activity! MATERIALS: String Salt Bowl Water Ice PROCEDURE: Fill your bowl about 3/4 […]

My baby girl’s first birthday is coming up and to make it extra special, I decided to try my hand at creating a homemade party game. I needed a game for all ages that would also double as a cool-off spot. . . .

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Fish for ice cubes with a simple to set up ice fishing experiment. Part science and part magic, simple supplies create fun science!

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Shark ball toss, lightly foxed from enthusiastic use! I used some Makedo pieces to make a side trapdoor.

Fishing themed motor activities are sure to be a hit with the kids. Make moving fun with a fishing theme. The perfect brain break or part of a unit!

Nicole Espinosa- Fishing for Speech Can be used for lang, artic and prag goals for early elementary grades. Each partner takes turns spinning the wheel. The color they land on they must catch that fish. They flip the card over and do what the fish says. For artic. they say the sound, syllable, word, or phrase. For lang. they follow the directions by acting out the action given to them. For prag. they turn take and they ask the question thats on the other side of the card to their partner.