10 Little Fish

Early Years Activity Pack: “10 Little Fish” Bundle.

Dive into an immersive learning experience with our “10 Little Fish” bundle, designed specifically for early years learners!

This activity pack is inspired by the beloved book “10 Little Fish” and includes a variety of engaging resources and worksheets to reinforce learning and foster key skills.

Undersea Initial Sounds Matching Cards

Explore phonics and literacy skills by matching each picture with its corresponding initial sound. Each card presents three initial sounds, and children use a peg to select the correct initial sound that matches the picture.

Undersea Counting Cards

This set features 10 cards, each adorned with colorful undersea creatures waiting to be counted. Children use a peg,or white board pen, to select the correct number that matches the quantity of creatures on the card.

Sea Creature Description Worksheets

On each worksheet, children will encounter a charming illustration of a sea creature accompanied by four spaces to describe it.

Sea Creature Repeating Patterns Worksheet

On this worksheet, there are five different sea creatures. Their task is to create repeating patterns by coloring the sea creatures in a sequence that follows a specific pattern.

Subtracting Sea Creatures Worksheet

On this worksheet, there are 7 sets of sea creatures. Their task is to take away one sea creature from the group and write down the new total.

Sea Creature ordinal number Worksheet

On this worksheet, children will encounter three rows of fish, each row containing a series of sea creatures. Their task is to identify and color in the first, second, and last sea creature. This will strengthen their understanding of ordinal numbers and positional concepts.

Counting and Coloring Fish Worksheet

This worksheet, children will encounter a large group of fish. Their task is to count 10 fish from the group and colour them in.

Subtracting Fish Worksheets

Each worksheet features a group of fish numbered from 10 to 2. Children are tasked with taking away one fish, counting the remaining fish, coloring them, and writing the new amount.