Feelings Monster Paper Plate Craft. Cut your plate in half. Use mirrors and look at facial expressions.
Glue a pupil to each eye. 2.5″ out of green felt material. You will need 1/2 a paper plate per mask.
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Then Stick Velcro Dots Onto The Back Of Each Eye And Mouth Shape Too.
How to make this paper plate monster: Using a craft knife and mat, create a “window” through which the mouth will be seen. This paper plate fish craft is inspired by the book rainbow fish.
While They Do That, Cut Out A Fun Mouth, Some Big Eyes, And Some Silly Hair.
Feeling and emotions craft hand out a paper plate and a mouth piece to each child. Looks like lots of teeth. Kids will have so much fun moving the monster’s arms around.
Cut Out Holes For The Eyes.
Ask children to imagine a feeling and then pick a colour. Let children share with you how the monster feels. Go ahead a put a good layer of glue all over the paper plate and start laying your tissue paper squares on top, until it's completely covered.
Feelings Monster Paper Plate Art.
Circle time activity pass the apple play this game like “hot potato.” ask the children to sit in a circle and give one child an apple. Glue the eyes right above the mouth. The plastic top of a milk jug works well.
Cut A Large Circle Approx.
You will also need popsicle sticks ( or tongue depressors), crayons or markers , scissors and tape. So, let’s start making this tidy with the help of a paper plate, craft markers, a string, scissors, glue, hole punch and decorative craft paper. Cut out horns, teeth, and eyes from your paper (feel free to add any other monster features you’d like to make yours as original as possible!) paint horns, teeth, and eyes and attach to plate.
