Paper Plate Pig Craft
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Materials you will need for the paper plate pig are
8 paper plates (either dinner size or dessert size),
egg carton cup or empty cream container (nose)
2 tp rolls for dessert size plates or 4 tp rolls for dinner size (legs),
scissors,
tape or glue,
piece of pink paper (or white paper coloring pink),
pink paint and black paint or marker.
OPTIONAL: googly eyes and a pipecleaner.
If you don't have pink paint, cut up 1 inch (ish) squares of pink construction paper or tissue paper and glue those to the paper plates (like mod podging) instead of painting.
Paint the bottom of the paper plates, egg carton cups and tp rolls pink and let dry.Kaitlyn (Age "almost 3" at the time *sob*) had loads of fun painting plates and tp rolls pink and gluing them together.I ended up doing the nose, mouth, tail and legs.
Split your plates into sets of two.
Glue each set of two together rim to rim (TOP to TOP).
Glue the bottoms of the 4 sets together so you have a stack of paper plates (see photo). The top plate in the stack will be the face.If you're using 2 tp rolls, cut them in half. If you're using 4 tp rolls, look at the dimensions and trim them down a bit if you want to (so the legs are proportionate with the pig).
Fold your pink paper in half and cut out a triangle (you'll end up with two identical ears). Glue or tape these to the back of the top set of plates. (If you want to get really fancy, you can sandwich the ears between the plates when you're gluing them together rim to rim).
Draw/paint black nostrils onto the egg cup and glue it to the face.
Draw/paint black eyes onto the pig, attach googly eyes, or draw eyes on white paper and glue them on.
Draw/paint a black mouth onto the pig or draw a mouth on white paper and glue it on.
Once everything is completely dry, squish the top of the tp rolls and slide them between the plates to make 4 legs. Tape or glue.
Twist a pipecleaner into a piggy tail and poke it through the back plate (use a sharp pencil to make a small starter hole) or take a circle of pink paper and cut it in a spiral and glue it to the back plate.
***I found this while looking for New Year stuff. It is SO cute, I am tempted to make it myself!!***
1 comments:
Now that you are a kindergarten teacher you can get away with making stuff like that and no one can make fun of you....well they can, but they probably won't.
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