{One fish, Two fish, Red fish, Blue fish}
A teammate of mine found a fish coloring page & made this cute word sorting game a few years ago.
My cute-OCD wasn't a fan of the rectangles. I cut them out completely so they can jump into a fish bowl. About half way through cutting all of them out, her way was looking much better! But now that they're finished, they're super cute.
I also made a capital and lowercase letter sort using the same template.
Here's 2 {different sizes} sheets of fish you can make yourself. Print on white and color yourself or print on colored paper to make cards. Possibilities are endless for their use.
There's {of course} a recording sheet. You can have the fish jump in a rhyming fish bowl or just be laid out on a table in columns. Either way, you can put these in a literacy center and hold your students accountable for their learning!
And a super cute snack idea from Simple Girl at Home. Swedish fish & jello!
Thanks for the fish ideas! I made the jello last night....and spilled it in the backseat of my car this morning, coming to a full stop in traffic! Yikes!! The swedish fish also lost their redness at the bottom of the jello. They looked like ghost fish!
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ReadWriteSing
Very cute!! (I love swedish fish!!)
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First Grade Blue SKies
I like your way best. (I totally would cut them out, too!)
ReplyDeleteVery adorable.
Mmmmmm. . . swedish fish are so yummmy.
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I love the fish pattern and have added to my fish folder so I will not have to go through every book and website to find one. Thank you. I printed them on to the colored paper and this year I am teaching 3-4 year olds so it will be interesting to see just how I will use them besides for Dr Seuss. Thanks for sharing
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