Baggy Fish

Create your own puffy fish-with paper lunch bags! Paint and stuff a whole school of these delightful creatures.

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What lives in the ocean, a pond, or river? Fish! Lots of them! Use your imagination to create these Baggy Fish to swim in pretend water.
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Cover your art area with recycled newspaper. Paint a paper lunch bag with Crayola® Washable Kid's Paint. You may use a sponge or a Crayola So Big Brush. Add an eye so your fish can see. While the paint is still wet, lay a piece of yarn on your fish to make a mouth. The yarn will stick to the paint when it's dry.
3.

On construction paper, paint a watery home for your fish. You might paint waves, seaweed, or other fish. Lay your fish and water scene flat to air dry.
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Crumple newspaper. Stuff your fish with it.
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Ask an adult to help you tie the open end with yarn. Fluff out the tail. Lay your fish on its watery home.

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