Fishbowl Dot to Dot With Two Goldfish

A round glass fishbowl with a wide rim sits in the middle of this connect the dots page. Two fish are drawn inside it, and both are only partly finished. The upper fish has its eye, mouth curve and a few outline pieces, while the lower fish has an eye, a mouth and a nose line. Numbered dots from 1 to 34 are scattered around the bowl, so kids need to count carefully to complete the missing body shapes and the long flowing tail on the left side. Some of the numbers are tucked close together near the tail, which makes a good challenge for early number practice. Once the dots are joined, try coloring the fish in different shades of orange and yellow, then add blue or green around them so it looks like water filling the bowl. It also works well as a quick counting warm up in class.