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Many fish are very colorful! For a realistic effect, you can discuss with your child which colors are often seen in the ocean: blue, green, yellow, orange, red, or even patterns. Show photos of real fish for inspiration, but also allow room for imagination and their own color combinations.
Yes, that's a great idea! Explain that scales often shimmer slightly or can have a different shade of color. Fins can also have a slightly different color or show fine lines to emphasize their structure. This encourages attention to detail and makes the fish look more alive.
For aquatic plants, various shades of green, but also brown or even red hues are suitable. Bubbles can be colored light blue, white, or a light gray, perhaps with a small highlight. The water itself can be in various shades of blue or turquoise to simulate depth.
If there are multiple fish shapes, you can use them as an opportunity to talk about different fish species. Ask: 'This fish looks like a clownfish, what colors does it have?' or 'This one is slimmer, maybe a barracuda?' Use picture books or short videos to show the real animals and highlight their differences.
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