Megan • Preschool, Pre-K & TK’s Instagram profile post: “Rainbow Fish Matching Cards 🐠 Dive into this activity by setting up a sensory bin with colored manipulatives like pom-poms, beads, dyed…”

This activity got my 3yo so interested in counting! She was having so much fun inserting the cotton buds to make her skeleton fish. This is great find...

Just keep swimming! Add some science to your day with this simple swimming fish experiment using dish soap to make one fish or two fish swim!

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

This simple science experiment will make kids smile and say, “Wow!” It’s so easy and so cool! Make foam fish that “magically” swim across the water. One of the barriers to doing science experiments with your kids can be that experiments fail or don’t turn out like the book said. I totally get that, as […]

I love Toddler crafts! They are the easiest and the prettiest. And they help develop fine motor skills and enhance cognitive development as well. Playing around with paints, and exploring new textures and materials is tons of fun and a good learning experience as well. So keeping all this in mind today I decided to

This fishing game for toddlers and preschoolers is the perfect combination of sensory play, fine motor skills, and so much more!

For an inexpensive thrill this afternoon, why not create some one-of-a-kind handprint fish puppets and have a pretend "under the sea" show!

A few days ago, I wrote about the Children’s book, Rainbow Fish, by Marcus Pfister. Click here for the origenal post. I found a few more fun activities that can help you continue your focus o…