We left our sticky fish out for quite awhile and kids kept adding to them and decorating more.
The best part about sticky walls is that the activity can be very open ended and is not restricted by time. My toddlers and big kids had fun decorating the fish with balls of tissue paper, scrap paper, pieces of foil, pom poms, jems, etc. Once the fish were placed on the contact paper and paper was cut we were ready to get started! Next I also cut some tissue paper into little pieces. After that I mounted the fish onto contact paper (sticky side up). Here's what we did ahead of time for our sticky fish.įirst I cut out fish from cardstock and then I cut out the centers of the fish as well. Here are the materials you need to make sticky fish:īefore we got started we prepped ahead a few things. I love the artwork in the book and simple story.Īfter we read Swimmy we got started with our sticky fish project! Swimmy by Leo Lionni is a sweet book about a fish who teaches his friends to use teamwork and some creativity to overcome danger.
We opted for more colorful fish than just black and red. This month we decided to read the book Swimmy by Leo Lionni and then my kids helped me come up with a sticky fish craft inspired by the book. This June we are spotlighting author Leo Lionni as part of our Virtual Book Club for Kids! All of the Virtual Book Club for Kids participants will be sharing a craft or activity that goes along with one of Leo's books. This post contain Amazon Affiliate links.
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