FREE Printable Dr Seuss Worksheets for Preschool and Kindergarten - Free Printable

Let’s go through each activity one by one and solve them step by step.

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Top Left: “One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish” Coloring & Counting

This is a matching and counting game. You’re supposed to count the fish and match them to the words.

- One fish → 1 green fish (already colored)
- Two fish → 2 green fish (already colored)
- Red fish → 1 red fish (already colored)
- Blue fish → 1 blue fish (you need to color one fish blue — probably the last one on the bottom)

✔ So for “Blue Fish”, you should color one fish blue.

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Top Right: “Let’s match the same colors”

You have two columns:

Left column (fish):
- White fish
- Blue fish
- Black fish
- Green fish
- Brown fish

Right column (animals/objects):
- Monkey (brown)
- Bat (black)
- Crab (red) ← not in left column? Wait, let’s check again.

Actually, looking closely:

Left side has:
1. White fish → match with snowman (white)
2. Blue fish → match with bird (blue)
3. Black fish → match with bat (black)
4. Green fish → match with frog (green)
5. Brown fish → match with monkey (brown)

The crab is red — but there’s no red fish shown? Actually, in the top-left section, there IS a red fish. But here, we only have white, blue, black, green, brown fish listed.

Wait — maybe the red fish isn’t part of this matching? Let’s stick to what’s shown.

So correct matches:

- White fish ↔ Snowman
- Blue fish ↔ Bird
- Black fish ↔ Bat
- Green fish ↔ Frog
- Brown fish ↔ Monkey

Crab is extra or maybe for another page? We’ll ignore it unless told otherwise.

✔ Match as above.

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Bottom Left: “Spin and Dot the Numbers”

There’s a spinner with numbers 1–5. You spin it, then dot that many jars.

But since we can’t spin, we assume you’re practicing recognizing numbers and counting.

Each row has jars with numbers inside. You’re supposed to find all jars with the number you spun and dot them.

Example: If you spin “3”, you dot every jar that has “3” inside.

In the image, they’ve already dotted some — like in the first row, they dotted three jars with “3”.

So if you were doing this yourself, you’d pick a number from the spinner, then find all jars with that number and put a dot on them.

No calculation needed — just recognition and counting.

✔ Just follow the spinner result and dot matching jars.

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Bottom Middle: “Draw Two Fish” / “Draw Three Fish”

Next to the big number “2”, write “two” and draw 2 fish.

Next to the big number “3”, write “three” and draw 3 fish.

✔ For “2”: Write “two” and draw 🐟🐟
✔ For “3”: Write “three” and draw 🐟🐟🐟

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Bottom Right: “I Spy” – Count the colored fish

You have rows of colorful fish. Below are boxes where you count how many of each color there are.

Let’s count carefully:

Colors used: Green, Red, Purple, Yellow, Pink, Blue

Go row by row:

Row 1: Green, Red, Purple, Yellow, Purple, Red → G=1, R=2, P=2, Y=1
Row 2: Pink, Purple, Red, Green, Red, Purple → Pi=1, P=2, R=2, G=1
Row 3: Yellow, Pink, Green, Red, Pink, Yellow → Y=2, Pi=2, G=1, R=1
Row 4: Blue, Red, Yellow, Green, Pink, Red → B=1, R=2, Y=1, G=1, Pi=1
Row 5: Blue, Yellow, Red, Pink, Yellow, Purple → B=1, Y=2, R=1, Pi=1, P=1

Now add up totals per color:

Green: Row1(1) + Row2(1) + Row3(1) + Row4(1) = 4

Red: Row1(2) + Row2(2) + Row3(1) + Row4(2) + Row5(1) = 8

Purple: Row1(2) + Row2(2) + Row5(1) = 5

Yellow: Row1(1) + Row3(2) + Row4(1) + Row5(2) = 6

Pink: Row2(1) + Row3(2) + Row4(1) + Row5(1) = 5

Blue: Row4(1) + Row5(1) = 2

Now look at the answer boxes below:

First box: [ ] Green → should be 4

Second box: [ ] Red → should be 8

Third box: [ ] Yellow → should be 6

Fourth box: [ ] Purple → should be 5

Fifth box: [ ] Blue → should be 2

Sixth box: [ ] Pink → should be 5

Wait — the boxes are arranged like this:

[ ][Green] [ ][Red] [ ][Yellow] [ ][Purple]
[ ][Blue] [ ][Pink]

So fill in:

→ 4 Green
→ 8 Red
→ 6 Yellow
→ 5 Purple
→ 2 Blue
→ 5 Pink

✔ Final counts:

Green: 4
Red: 8
Yellow: 6
Purple: 5
Blue: 2
Pink: 5

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Final Answer:

For "Blue Fish" coloring: Color 1 fish blue.

Color matching:
- White fish → Snowman
- Blue fish → Bird
- Black fish → Bat
- Green fish → Frog
- Brown fish → Monkey

Number drawing:
- Next to “2”: write “two” and draw 2 fish
- Next to “3”: write “three” and draw 3 fish

“I Spy” fish counts:
- Green: 4
- Red: 8
- Yellow: 6
- Purple: 5
- Blue: 2
- Pink: 5