Rainbow fish science activities

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!

Early learners will love these Rainbow Fish Activity Sheets. They're a super fun way to help your child learn all about the letter R, and use their fine motor skills, too.

Four supplies - five if your kids are artistic - are all it takes to make artificial fish swim. This was loads of fun, which is my favorite way to teach science concepts. What You Need White craft foam Baking dish of water (either jelly roll or 9- x 13-inch casserole dish) Liquid dish detergent Permanent markers What to Do Cut fish shapes approximately 2 inches long from the white craft foam. Decorate your fish with permanent markers if you want. Cut a small rectangle out of the tail fin of…

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 […]

Hey there and welcome back for the next edition of Kindergarten Step by Step! My last post was all about those first few days. For you this might be 2-5 days that first week! Today’s post will be about your first week of nitty gritty instruction! A lot of you own my different curriculum packets...

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

Snag these free Fish Roll and Cover Number Mats to practice counting, addition, subitizing, & number recognition for kindergarten students.

Integrated Literacy, Math, Science, Phonics, STEM, Cooking and Phonics Activities for a week of fun with Aquatic Animals.

Rainbow fish character traits chart