Today's QUICK AND EASY ART ~ Gator Puppets!
This is perfect for the End of the School Year or for a Summer Camp. Once you teach the children how to make the basic body of the puppet, they can make it in a variety of color for different animals.
Step By Step Photo Directions with My Pudgie, Little Hands
Step By Step Photo Directions with My Pudgie, Little Hands
Materials:
12 X 18 piece of green construction paper
12 X 9 piece of white construction paper
Scissors
Glue
Crayons or Makers for details if desired
Scraps of other colored construction paper
Directions:
12 X 18 piece of green construction paper
12 X 9 piece of white construction paper
Scissors
Glue
Crayons or Makers for details if desired
Scraps of other colored construction paper
Directions:
1. Fold the basic puppet share {directions here}
2. Let the students cut out 2 white "house shapes" with a rounded roof. Fold the bottom a little bit and when you glue it down on the fold, it makes easy-cheesy 3-D eyes!
3. Using scrapbooking scissors, or drawing triangular shapes, cut out two rows of white teeth. Glue on the inside of the mouth part. {See picture.}
4. If you have a scrapbox of leftover construction paper in your classroom, it is fun to let them use that and markers to add extra details. Bow ties, hair bows, tongues, etc.
2. Let the students cut out 2 white "house shapes" with a rounded roof. Fold the bottom a little bit and when you glue it down on the fold, it makes easy-cheesy 3-D eyes!
3. Using scrapbooking scissors, or drawing triangular shapes, cut out two rows of white teeth. Glue on the inside of the mouth part. {See picture.}
4. If you have a scrapbox of leftover construction paper in your classroom, it is fun to let them use that and markers to add extra details. Bow ties, hair bows, tongues, etc.
ENJOY!
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