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Fish Bowl Clip Art – Color and Line Art Set

Fourteen fish and fishbowl PNG graphics supply one fish design in eleven colors plus black-and-white line-art versions of the fish and bowl.
Grades
Not Grade Specific
File type
Image: JPG

Updated Aug 19, 2021

Subject
Graphic Arts
Topic
Fish, bowl

About this resource

What's inside this resource

Fourteen individual fish and fishbowl graphics make up this clip-art set: a single fish design is supplied in eleven solid colors — black, blue, brown, gray, magenta, orange, purple, red, teal, verde (green), and yellow — alongside black-and-white line-art versions of both the fish and the bowl. Because the assets are separate PNG files rather than an assembled worksheet, teachers are expected to drop the colored or outline graphics into their own newsletters, bulletin boards, name tags, or student worksheets as needed. No page of instructional text, labels, or activity accompanies the images in the scanned file, so the set functions as raw design material rather than a ready-to-use classroom handout on its own.

Product description —

From the author

Fun clipart makes an easy art activity! Create your own fishbowl with coloured and line art fish images, use coloured fish for sorting/identification games.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Teaching tips

  • Use the line-art fish and bowl for a black-and-white coloring or cut-and-paste activity, and the pre-colored versions for finished displays or digital slides.

  • Combine several fish colors inside the bowl graphic to build your own counting or color-sorting activity, since the set supplies more than one fish color to choose from.

  • Pair the graphics with your own labeling or counting worksheet if you want a student-facing printable, since no accompanying activity sheet is included.

Skills covered

  • Classroom material design — teachers assemble colored or outline fish and bowl graphics into their own worksheets or displays.

  • Color-name recognition — the eleven distinctly named fish colors could support a teacher-led color-matching or sorting activity for young children.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • clip art

  • colors

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