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Instructions
1. Cut out a variety of fish shapes from construction paper. If desired, you can cut out pictures of real fish to use. Attach a paper clip on the back of each fish with tape. 2. Tie string or twine to one end of a stick and tie the other end of the string to a magnet to make a fishing pole. Make enough for the children to share. 3. Place the fish in an empty wading pool or on a blue blanket. 4. Let children take turns lowering the magnet on the fishing pole into the pool to "catch" fish. 5. Use this activity as a counting activity, or if using pictures of real fish, an identification activity.
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