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REINDEER HEADBANDS
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Have children place their hands (fingers spread apart) on some brown heavy paper. |
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Trace around their fingers, then cut then out. |
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Have children glue the paper antlers to the front of a 3” brown headband. |
| Variation: Tape on small twigs as antlers to the headbands. |
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| SPIDER HEADBANDS |
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Cut out a 3” x 18” strip of black paper and eight 1” x 5” strips of black paper. |
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Have your child glue the eight small strips sticking off the top of the larger strip, four on each side. |
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Let dry. |
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Wrap the large strip around your child's head, overlap the ends and tape them together creating a headband. (Be sure the glued side of the large strip ends up on the inside of the headband.) |
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Now, show your child how to bend the small strips in the middle to create a knee. |
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Next, bend the bottom of each strip the opposite direction to create a foot. |
ANIMAL
EARS
Animal ears are fun and easy for your child to make. They can be used
when singing animal songs or just pretend time.
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Cut out white or brown 1 ½” x 18” paper strips. |
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Cut out dog, cat or bunny ears for your child. |
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For large spotted floppey ears, glue on small
paper circles to ears. |
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Have your child glue the ears to a paper strip. |
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Help your child wrap the strip around her head
and secure with tape or by stapling it to size. |
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ANIMAL
ART
