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fantastic fish!

This fun and easy craft is a great way to fill a rainy afternoon and it is simple enough for pre-schoolers to do on their own with a little guidance.
Tearing paper, cutting and sticking helps littliess to develop their fine motor skills!

What You Need


Paper Plate
Colored Construction Paper
Buttons
Glue
Tape
Child Scissors

What To Do


Cut a small triangle out of the paper plate in the shape of a pizza slice to make a mouth for the fish.
Tape the triangle to attach the small end to the back side of the paper plate directly across from the mouth.
Tear a variety of colors of construction paper into small pieces then glue the pieces to the paper plate fish.
Finish it off with a button or other decoration for an eye.
Add glitter to a few of the fins for a great sparkly fish!

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