Dr. Seuss One Fish Two Fish Craft For Kids
Do you love all things Seuss? Or perhaps you are planning a Dr. Seuss themed party. Whatever the case may be, this Dr. Seuss themed One Fish Two Fish centerpiece is perfect for all of your Seuss-tacular needs! You only need a few supplies to craft one, and the finished product is perfect for adding some pop to your table. Here is how you can get started crafting your own!
Supplies needed:
Red and blue craft paper, foam, or felt
Colorful paper straws (any color will do, we chose blue)
Googly eyes
Blue tissue paper
Flower pot or canning jar
Craft glue
Scissors
Directions:
1. Begin by cutting four fish out of your red and blue paper. You will need two of each, so two blue and two red.
2. Glue the googly eyes to each fish. Just a dab of glue will do the trick.
3. Add a dab of glue to the back of the fish (the side without a googly eye) and press it to your straw. Hold it in place until it is secure.
4. Fill the flower pot or jar with crumpled up tissue paper. This will make it look like water! Tear the paper into smaller portions if you have to, crumple, then stuff.
5. Insert the fish into the tissue paper. Press it down so it stays securely in place.
6. Continue adding the fish until you have two red, and two blue in the pot.
Your One Fish Two Fish centerpiece is now ready to be displayed. Set it on a piece of colorful scrap paper and you are now ready to party!
See how easy it can be to get into the spirit of Seuss? Gather your supplies and give this easy tutorial a try. You are sure to have some Seuss-tacular fun!
That is a cute idea. Hopefully I remember to make this with the kids next month when it’s Dr. Seuss month!
That’s such a cute project idea. My sons are obsessed with Dr. Seuss. We’ve got to make these!
I’ve always love Dr. Seuss books! What a great little craft for kids to do!
Well – You have such great patience in laying this all out and sharing the steps – and I could not wrap my mind around Dr. Seuss as a kid – so I didn’t really share it much with my son 🙁 But, loved your post!
How cute! My kids would enjoy doing this! We love making crafts and Dr Suess is big in our house we may need to try this!
I love One Fish, Two Fish! I used it during a poetry module with my class. I love the crafts, we will make these too!
What an adorable idea! I just love googly eyes! I remember reading that book to my kids over and over again!
This is too cute!! My kids are loving Dr.Seuss books right now…especially this one!
I love making arts and crafts from those simple materials. This activity is kind of a stress reliever for me.
What a cute idea! Would definitely have to do this with the kids this weekend!
I love this idea! My son would be so happy to read the story while playing with these.
I’ll have to keep this in mind for Dr. Seuss day next month. We love Dr. Seuss in our house.
That is just adorable! My daughter would love making these for her little Dallas will be a fun project when he gets older.
That is so cute. My kids love that book when they were little. I have always loved DR Suess
omg these are wayyy too cool! My princess is just turning 3 and is starting to love all Dr.Seuss books! She would love this craft
This is such a cute Idea for a project! Can’t wait to try it with my little guy! 🙂
I love this! It’s so cute and easy to do!
How fun! Dr. Seuss has always been a long-time favorite of mine. My children would love this, too!
Gotta love crafts that are so cute and so easy to make. I’ll bet my son would enjoy doing that.
That’s a really cute accompaniment for the book. That book was the first my daughter could read on her own. I’ve tucked it away in her baby box. 🙂
I love Dr. Seuss. Green Eggs and Ham, Horton Hears a Who and One Fish, Two Fish were some of my favorites growing up. These crafts are adorable and I know a lot of kids would have a great time making them.
With spring break fast approaching, I’ll need all the craft ideas I can get my hands on. Especially if we keep having such cold weather. We will be stuck inside and this cute diy will save the day for sure!
What a fun craft! My kids loves Dr. Seuss books when they were little and this is something they would have loved to make!
How sweet! My daughter is just now getting into Dr. Seuss so I see a lot of these kinds of crafts in her future. Pinning for later!