Rainbow Fish Printable Sharing Activity

This Rainbow Fish printable activity goes along with the book by Marcus Pfister.
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You can print the pictures below to have children color and practice sharing.  My kids really liked the sticker version.  Passing out stickers to others made them happy. They learned the message of the book from when Rainbow Fish found joy in sharing his shiny scales with others.
I shared this activity over a year ago at the Mom It Forward website. You can see more details of how it works there. 

I have recently been receiving numerous requests for help printing these.  I have still not found a perfect way to share PDFs on blogger. So I am reposting this here to help more of you be able to print these.
FREE PRINTABLE - RAINBOW FISH ACTIVITY (for personal/classroom, non-commercial use only)

You can left click on the image above and it should take you to a new screen that makes it bigger. Then right click to save or copy then paste it into your document program and print it from there.

PRINTING THE PDF
Here is the link to this printable on Google Docs.
Here is the link in Scribd (which you may have to login, then find the download/print button)
Rainbow Fish Color Number ObSEUSSed
Try clicking the Scribd logo in the lower left corner.  If you are still unable to print these, please e-mail me (obseussed (at) live (dot) com) and I will send you the original PDF file. I apologize for any inconvenience, but until I switch to a wordpress blog format, I believe I will continue having these issues.
I hope you enjoy this activity while you read along with the book.

Pay it Forward, Teaching Your Kids to Share

Welcome to any new visitors from the Mom It Forward site.

Today I'm sharing a book my daughter checked out from her school library a few weeks ago that I think must have been written about Jyl Johnson Pattee (founder of Mom It Forward) when she was a little girl.

Ordinary Mary's Extraordinary Deed, by Mary Pearson, is about an ordinary girl who does a simple act of kindness (sharing blueberries) but each person passes a kindness on and it grows to help billions of people. My 7-year-old loved this book and read it by herself then got excited to explain to me what Mary did. She "got it." It even has a chart at the back showing how the kindness spreads.

Jyl started the Mom It Forward social media community to help other women, their families and community.  In connection with this, she hosts weekly Twitter Girls' Night Out (#GNO) parties that make a positive impact world wide. She is also co-founder of the EVO Social Media Conference which I attended last summer in Park City, Utah. It was there that I made the decision to blog about my passion for children's books.

Today I'm guest posting on the Mom It Forward site featuring a craft that goes with the Rainbow Fish book. Stop by Mom It Forward to see how to teach your kids to give and share with the Rainbow Fish craft below. Get the FREE PDF printable of the fish I created while you are there.

If you've just discovered obSEUSSed, take a look around and come back again. Thanks for stopping by.

 

Remember to "Pay it Forward"

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