How To Make A Fish Pond Learning Game

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Fish Pond Learning Game

Make learning fun by making and playing the Fish Pond Game. How to Play : Players take turns catching fish in the pond. If a player catches a fish, she must answer the question, attached to the fish, correctly. If the player fails to answer the que

Time to Complete : < 30 minutes

Difficulty : Easy

Submitted By : Crafty Shops Creative Staff

Materials Needed

1. Large empty cereal box

2. Construction paper

3. Glue

4. Scissors

5. Crayons or colord pencils

6. Questions to learn

7. String or yarn

8. Magnet

9. Stick to serve as a fishing pool.

10. Pack of paper clips (1 for each fish or question)

Instructions

1. Cut one of the wide rectangular sides out of a large empty cereal box.

2. Tie one end of a foot long piece of yarn to the end of a stick and tie the other end around a magnetic strip.

3. Affix a paper clip to the fish to provide connectivity with the magnet on the fishing pole and tie down the flaps.

4. Glue or tape the strips of paper to one side of each fish.

5. Cut out strips of paper and write questions and answers to the opposing sides of the strips.

6. Cut out multi-colored shapes and glue them to your fish cutouts to make scales.

7. Drape green or brown construction paper around the sides to make the sides of the pond.

8. Glue a full sheet of blue construction paper to the bottom inside fo the box to make the water.

9. Glue the unsupported side of the box back to the main structure of the box, so it makes the pond.

10. Draw fish shapes and cut them out of the flat piece of cardboard, so when finished you have a set of fish.

11. Glue colored paper to each side of the lose piece of card board cut from the cereal box.

12. Now you can have fun catching fish. If the little angler can answer the question correctly, she can keep the fish, but if not the fish must be thrown back into the pond. The fisherman with the most fish after all fo the fist are caught wins!

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