This week we are heading to the Ocean with our preschoolers and have a fun week of simple, easy, and planned activities to go alongside our featured book The Pout-Pout Fish. In the plan below you will find songs, rhymes, activities, crafts, and even a snack recipe. Plus more ideas and books if you want to extend the week further.
So here you go the activity plan for The Pout-Pout Fish by Deborah Diesen and Ocean Week from the Virtual Book Club for Kids.
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The Pout-Pout Fish by Deborah Diesen
“The Pout-Pout Fish” by Deborah Diesen is a delightful children’s book that follows the journey of Mr. Fish, who believes his destiny is to spread “dreary-wearies” wherever he swims. With a permanent pout on his face, he thinks he’s destined to be sad forever. However, through encounters with his underwater friends, including Miss Shimmer and Mr. Jelly, he learns that his true identity is not fixed and that he has the power to change his outlook.
With playful rhymes and vibrant illustrations by Dan Hanna, “The Pout-Pout Fish” is a heartwarming tale about self-discovery, friendship, and the power of positivity, perfect for young readers and listeners to enjoy during the sunny days of summer.
If you can’t get a copy of the book don’t worry, snuggle down with your preschooler and watch it being read below.
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Ocean Songs for Preschoolers
In each of our activity plans this year we are including some songs and rhymes for you and your preschooler to learn, move, and sing. Check them out below…
10 Little Fishies | Super Simple Songs
Slippery Fish, a funny song for kids by Amy Liz
Animals In The Ocean – The Kiboomers
Your Plan for Ocean Week
To help you structure your week, this simple plan below spreads our activities over the full week and lets you spend quality 1 to 1 time supporting your child as they learn and create whilst having fun together
Monday – Set up your sensory play activity and leave out for the rest of the week so your child can return as they wish
Tuesday – We’re working on letters, names and the alphabet
Wednesday – Having fun with math
Thursday – It’s time for a tasty snack
Friday – Get creative with our Fish themed craft activity
Ocean Week Activity Plan for Preschoolers
Pout Pout Fish Week Activity Plan for Preschoolers
A week of simple and planned Fish activities for preschoolers inspired by the book The Pout-Pout Fish by Deborah Diesen.
Making an ocean sensory bottle can be a great way to add some creativity to an ocean learning unit at school or just for fun at home.
Swimming Letters with Fish Sensory Bag for Kids to Make and Play
This Swimming Letters with Fish Sensory Bag activity is great because children can self-select the letters of the alphabet they want to work on.
Learn how to make a DIY Math Fishing Game for your kids. This is a fun math activity for preschoolers for some water fun!
this edible fish small world sensory play invitation is a super simple version that goes great with a fish theme or ocean theme for toddlers and preschoolers. You’ll only need two ingredients and some eager little hands to dive in and play.
Do you know where the fish’s dorsal fin is? In this open ended fish art and science activity, children create their own fish. Kids trace, cut, and paint.
You may also want to create this unique sticky fish art project too!
More Ocean Books for Preschoolers
Whether you want to switch your book or add some more for the week ahead check out these other Ocean Books for Preschoolers that you can read together
Hello, World! Ocean Life by Jill McDonald
Commotion in the Ocean by Giles Andreae
The Rainbow Fish by Marcus Pfister
Here are some of our favorite Ocean Books for Kids!
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