1. Grab a white paper plate and cut out a triangle shape for the mouth; the cut-out doubles as the tail!

2. Paint the fish blue or keep it simple and leave it white.

3. Decorate the scales using what you have at home: crayons, glued-on scraps of paper, cup cake liners or dot markers.

4. Add a googly eye for extra fun

5. For a final touch, glue a small piece of aluminum foil for the special scale.

1. 2 cups of water

2. 2 cups of vegitable oil

3. Food Coloring

4. Large Jar

5. (optional hot glue)

6. Combine the water and food coloring in the jar then add the oil and cover tightly. To make a wave tilt and gently shake your ocean in a bottle. Watch the wave action in your jar. You can hot glue the caps on to prevent spills.

Supplies needed

1. Graham Crackers

2. Blue Frosting

3. Goldfish Crackers

4. Sandwich Bag

Begin by crushing 1 sheet of graham crackers in a resealable sandwich bag

Spread blue frosting on a graham cracker sheet, leaving about an inch at the top without icing

Place goldfish on the blue icing

Sprinkle some crushed graham crackers at the bottom

You can add extras if you have them, maybe a sugar pear for bubbles or a swedish fish

1. The Rainbow Fish by: Marcus Pfister

2. A House For Hermit Crab by: Eric Carl

3. I Spy in the Ocean by: Damon Bernard

Grab some ribbon in ocean colors—blues, whites, and silvers. You and your little one can cut different lengths of ribbon and tape them to the side of the table, creating an underwater cave. Then, grab ocean animals, mermaids, and water toys, and head into the cave for some underwater adventures!

• Monday:
• 9:30 am Stroller Strides
• 10:30 am Story Time
• 11:00 am Gymboree Play Date
• Tuesday:
• 9:30 am Stroller Barre
• 10:30 am Rainbow Fish
• Wednesday:
• 9:30 am Stroller Strides
• 10:30 am Ice Block Animals
• Thursday:
• 9:30 am Stroller Strides
• 10:30 am Pirate Play Date
• Friday:
• 9:30 a.m. Stroller Strides
• 10:30 am Fish Plates