Go Fish Game Kit

This kit was created when I was asked to design a resource that introduced children to math concepts. With pieces of felt, I stitched up some little fish and attached a paper clip to each mouth. Googly eyes were glued onto the fish and a play mat was created with a blue fabric. Rods were made with dowels, string, and magnets purchased at a dollar store.

Children can learn separating colors, counting, addition and subtraction through this play experience. They can also develop social skills such as turn-taking. It is an excellent way to develop motor skills. All this learning can happen while children think they’re just playing a game.

How many fish can you get biting?

Published by Marbles

Hi! My name is Natalie and I’m an ECE. Yes I know...What is an ECE? I am an Early Childhood Educator. This means that I teach and care for children. With over twenty years of experience, I specialize in programming for school age children. My philosophy is centred in the belief that children learn best when they are having fun, and feel free to explore. I’ve always had a passion for teaching. It allows me to share my interests such as music, cooking and gardening. In return, caring for children has provided me the opportunity to continuously learn, and to become a better human. I am incredibly excited to share these ideas with you? Enjoy.

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