I drew an outline fish shape onto craft foam. The Rainbows then cut this out and stuck precut fins, a stick on magnetic strip and goggle eyes onto their fish. They could then add smaller pieces of craft foam as decoration is they chose. The magnetic strip was bought as a roll from Smitcraft. The craft foam and goggle eyes came from Baker Ross.

Split the Rainbows into teams. Each team needs a 'fish' made from tissue paper and a beater made from rolled up newspaper. A losely rolled paper is much easier to use than one that has been tightly rolled. Half the team stand one end of the hall, the other stand the other side. The fish is moved across the hall by beating the floor behind it. The game is played as a relay race.

Print out pairs of ocean pictures and stick them onto coloured card. (I made 36 cards per pack.) Spread the cards out face down. Each child takes it in turns to turn over two cards. If they find a pair they keep it. The winner is the Rainbow who finds the most pairs.

This game is best played in small groups of 3 or 4 Rainbows.