Animal sea activities

70+ fun ocean and under the sea activities & crafts for kids! Tons of ideas to keep your toddler, preschooler or kindergartner having fun!

The first thing we need to do is get some gorgeous sea animals for them. Each animal or fish has a unique structure and build that children are drawn to.

Sensory Activity for Toddlers exploring the ocean, looking for sea creatures, while working on fine motor skills! Wonderful Idea!

Color All the Sea Animals Worksheet, Free Sea Animals Coloring Book PDF.

Rescue the Sea Creatures is a fun fine motor ocean themed activity for toddlers or preschoolers. Let your little one free whales and starfish using their fingers or scissors!

A fun ESL vocabulary matching exercise worksheet for kids to study and practise sea animals vocabulary. Look at the pictures and draw lines to match sea animals vocabulary.

Boost learning with Sea Animals Reading Comprehension worksheets! Fun and effective activities for students. Download and print for home or classroom use.

Looking for Easy Octopus Crafts for preschoolers? This cute Octopus craft for preschool and kindergarten is super simple with the free octopus template. Kids color, cut, and curl to make their very own octopus! So cute! Get your Octopus craft free printable here.

This easy level “I Spy” ocean-themed picture activity for younger kids features turtles, seals, seahorses, and more. Have your child count each item and record the count below the picture, coloring each item as he counts. Not only are these “I Spy” activities fun, they’re educational!

Get some cardstock, neon paper, a circle hole punch, and colored pens ready for our 5 minute or less Easy Paper Jellyfish Craft!

Need a brain break for your students? Trying to work with a Sensory kiddo? Have a child that never seems to lack energy? Try doing a relay race or an imitation game where each child acts like an animal: hop, crawl, fly, run,slither, jump! Just 5 minutes might make a huge difference. #teacher #students #therapy #intervention #activity #animal #kids #sensory #proprioception #vestibular #brainbreak #movement