So I have decided to link up with the the Virtual Book Club For Kids once a month to learn about other great children's books and activities and crafts to go along with them! This month the featured author is Lois Ehlert. I have chosen the book Fish Eyes because I did a wonderful craft with my son to learn his colors and numbers that involved fishing. This book is very cute and I love the colorful illustrations.
So here is my Fishin For Colors activity. I hope you enjoy!
- You need to get all the supplies. You will need different color foam sheets, a dowel rod, 2 pieces of string, scissors, strong magnets, a pencil, and a fish pattern.
2. Cut out the fish pattern and trace it on each color of foam sheet.
3. Cut the fish out of each foam sheet.
4. Place a magnet on each fish. I placed my magnets on as eyes on the fish.
5. Then cut your dowel rod in half to make 2 fishing poles. Tie a piece of string on one end of the rod. 6. Then cut a "J" shape out of a gray or black foam sheet to make a hook. Tie the "J" on the other end of the string and place a magnet on the "J"
7. Repeat step 6 to make the second fishing pole
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FISHIN' FOR COLORS
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The whole project cost me $7.28. And it was totally worth it when I saw the smile on his face and watched him enjoy it so much. He fished on the floor, table, and tub (minus the water). I hope your kids enjoy it as much as mine!
Don't forget Turn The Page Tuesday tomorrow! Looking forward to see what great books everyone shares!
