Projects For Kids and Educators!
Materials:
Empty Toilet Paper Rolls (or an empty paper towel roll cut down to size)
Scissors
Glue Stick
Markers and Crayons
Small Scraps of Colored Paper
Click below to watch our video explaining how to make simple paper tube hand puppets!
Younger kids may need some adult help and older kids can make their puppets more detailed if they'd like!
Need some more inspiration? Try making puppets of your family members, pets and friends or characters from your favorite story book...Then put on a little puppet show!
Empty Toilet Paper Rolls (or an empty paper towel roll cut down to size)
Scissors
Glue Stick
Markers and Crayons
Small Scraps of Colored Paper
Click below to watch our video explaining how to make simple paper tube hand puppets!
Younger kids may need some adult help and older kids can make their puppets more detailed if they'd like!
Need some more inspiration? Try making puppets of your family members, pets and friends or characters from your favorite story book...Then put on a little puppet show!
Materials:
Large Empty Food Box (like a frozen pizza or cereal box)
Scissors
Stapler
Crayons (or whatever you have to color with!)
Pencil or Marker
Scrap piece of string, yarn or elastic
Click our video below to watch the steps on how to make your own Animal Mask! You can make a tiger like the example OR transform it into any animal or creature you'd like by using different colors and/or shapes! Younger kids might need some help with cutting and assembly.
Once your mask is completely dry you can wear it and put on a show for your family! Practice making animal noises, pretend you're on the hunt for food, or act out a story of your own!
Large Empty Food Box (like a frozen pizza or cereal box)
Scissors
Stapler
Crayons (or whatever you have to color with!)
Pencil or Marker
Scrap piece of string, yarn or elastic
Click our video below to watch the steps on how to make your own Animal Mask! You can make a tiger like the example OR transform it into any animal or creature you'd like by using different colors and/or shapes! Younger kids might need some help with cutting and assembly.
Once your mask is completely dry you can wear it and put on a show for your family! Practice making animal noises, pretend you're on the hunt for food, or act out a story of your own!
