Rainbow fish art

the rainbow fish - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. The document provides lesson plans and activities for teaching students about the book The Rainbow Fish. The objectives are for students to describe characters, settings, and events in the story and how characters respond to challenges. The lesson includes reading and discussing the story, completing worksheets to analyze the rainbow fish's actions and their effects, and a arts and crafts activity…

One of my favorite things about being a preschool teacher is reading the children books. I loved reading to my girls when they were li...

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 Rainbow Fish art project is a fun process art project with stunning results. It goes great with a unit on ocean, fish, or kindness.

Today we're sharing a fun process art activity to go along with the book The Rainbow Fish. This little activity is great for working on fine motor skills and color mixing as well. We started

Make a rainbow fish using celery as a stamp! It's a fun ocean craft for kids to make.

Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister is a book adored by many. The story tells of a beautiful fish whose scales are uniquely colorful and shimmery, like a rainbow. However, the elegant fish learned that beauty is not enough to make life meaningful. Explore this decades-old classic story with these ten crafts inspired by the book. ... Read more

In the past, I have generally left only drawing lessons for substitute teachers. However, I have had so many competent subs, that I've recently started leaving painting lessons. The subs seem to like this more, as do the students! One very successful sub lesson I have recently used with kindergarten and 1st grade is the Rainbow Fish. I make the students at each table share one paint set (4 students per table), which makes things much less messy, with less clean-up. Since they paints I've…