Finished Teacher Example
By Tabitha Seaton
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Student examples from
Mrs. Bosquez's 5th grade class
Step by Step instructions
1. Start both a line of loops from edge to edge of paper. Make loops BIG!
* helpful tip; a more random loop looks better than a perfectly straight loopy line.

2. Find the point where the loop line joins... On the outside of that joint make a curved line for the fish tail.

3. At the top of the loop, make a fin. At the bottom, make another fun. Inside the loop make a side fun. At the round part of the loop make a face. Continue on all loops.

4. Add more detail to fish.

5. Finish all fish.

6. Add details to background (bubbles, sand, plants...

Color if desired...