Everyone’s a winner with this super fun, non-competitive game to practise colours and shapes vocabulary! Spin the spinner, match the fish and collect them in your net. But, wait! You might have to feed a fish to the Hungry Penguin! Count up your fish at the end to see who’s a Penguin Carer and who’s a Fantastic Fisherman! Suitable for 3 - 6 year olds. This printable game packs up flat, so it’s easily portable and space-saving! It’s ideal for 2 - 4 players, but you can simply print more nets and fish if you have more players. Educational Benefits: Encourages observational and matching skills Develops hand eye coordination Encourages a sense of caring Non-competitive This game includes: 1 cute stand-up penguin Fishing nets in 4 different colours 2 spinners (shape spinner and a colour spinner) for two ways to play 25 fish - in 5 colours and with 5 different shaped fins Prize rosettes - Penguin Carer or Fantastic Fisherman Full instructions on how to print and play To make this game you will need: A printer and photo paper or cardstock for printers A split pin Paper clip Cutter or craft knife & ruler Optional: A toy magnetic fishing rod (instructions included) and paper clips for the fish. Recommended: A way to laminate the game pieces ALSO AVAILABLE IN SPANISH: ¡Pingüino Ñam Ñam! Juego Colores y Formas - Colour & Shape Matching Game Spanish Original illustrations made with a lot of love and care by Sarah Jeffery! © 2017 Biggabug Please read the printing instructions included in the PDF to get the most from your printable game. LET’S CONNECT! Tea Time Monkeys Blog Tea Time Monkeys Instagram Tea Time Monkeys Facebook Tea Time Monkeys You Tube Channel Tea Time Monkeys Pinterest Songs, videos, crafts & other free resources on our website!

A fun phonics activity for learning and practicing dinosaur related words! Children match the beginning sound of the picture to the corresponding letter. There are two levels of difficulty included in this printable. In the easier set, each footprint has different shaped cutting lines so there is only one possible way to join each half. In the more difficult set, the prints are cut straight in half. Instructions included in the PDF. I have a lot more free resources for 3 - 7 year olds on my website, including printables, crafts & songs: www.teatimemonkeys.com