Blogger / 26 May, 2021 / Nanny Anita
The other week BB’s class newsletter said that they were looking at Matisse’s Goldfish Bowl painting this term. As a fun little afterschool art activity, we made some paper goldfish.
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Cut a strip of white paper. Ours were roughly 6cms wide. How long they are depends on how big you want to have them. Next cut out two fins and a tail.

Fold the strip of paper in half and make a gentle crease. You don’t want to make it hard fold, because otherwise you will end up with a flat fish.

Unfold the strip of paper and decorate it. You will need to draw the eyes near the crease you made.

Turn the paper over and stick the fins and tail into place.

Finally glue the two ends together and trim away some of the paper from the tail to the fins. You should end up with a slightly rounded paper fish.
They are quite cute.
If you enjoyed making these paper fish, be sure to check out my mini aquariums and painted koi fish.
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