Octopus paper bag puppet

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Learn more about ocean animals by creating your own. Grab a few paper bags and turn them into a fun paper bag jellyfish craft.

Octopus puppet

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Paper bag cat puppet- smaller egg die, triangles for ears, small triangle for nose, pink 1 inch circle for tongue, 2 white 1 inch circles for eyes, holly berries for pupils, whiskers.

Ok, we've all done them- paper lunch bag puppets. I am a huge fan of paper bags. Not only can you carry your lunch in them, you can make puppets galore when you're done with your lunch. Just flip that sucker upside-down, lick up the crumbs, and get out your art supply. Spiff, my three year-old, decided we were going to make a polar bear puppet and since it's winter, I said, sure, why not? So this is a polar bear, but really it could be any bear. Heck, you could make three different bear…

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Create and adorable Paper Plate Octopus craft with minimal supplies and time! All you need to make this easy Octopus is a paper plate, paint, yarn and googly eyes. This is the perfect easy animal craft for preschoolers and kindergarteners.

So much paint and color, this Paper Bag Bubble Wrap Octopus Craft is such a great summer craft for kids! So much fun in one craft!

Dive into Fun with a Jellyfish Puppet Craft! Make a splash in your classroom with this Jellyfish Puppet - Paper Bag Craft, designed for PreK and Kindergarten students. This hands-on puppet activity is the perfect addition to an ocean-themed lesson, offering a creative, engaging, and educational experience that your students will love.

For Letter O of The Cursive Project, Trevor chose to make an octopus. I'd thought we'd made an octopus before, so I checked back through my handy list of Kids Crafts from A-Z to be sure we hadn't. Nothing there. I had a nagging feeling we'd made an octopus... and then I remembered. We made an octopus craft that failed. I didn't link to it since the purpose of the page is to list crafts that actually turn out correctly. One of these days, we should try the Jello octopus again and see if we…

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