Two smiling fish facing right, one large and one small

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Big Fish, Small Fish

Compare two matching fish: one big and one small.

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Orange and blue fish with yellow fins

Compare the fish sizes while giving them matching fins.

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Digital example: Large orange fish and small blue fish with matching yellow fins.

1. Orange — big fish body
2. Sky blue — small fish body
3. Yellow — fins and tails

Color the large fish’s body orange, working around its eye and side fin.
Fill the small fish’s body sky blue.
Color both tails and every fin yellow, keeping the black lines visible.

Check that both fish have yellow fins and clear eyes. Leave the background white.

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