Are you looking for a super fun Disney Toy Story Alien Craft? Maybe you're looking for a fun Disney ornament to make for Christmas. If so they you will love this super cute and simple alien toy story craft.
I always loved the scene in the first Toy Story movie where you see the little green men in all their glory and this was one of my favourite parts of the toy story film.
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💖 Why You'll Love This Craft
- Adorable and Fun: The Toy Story aliens are super cute, and crafting them is a fun way to bring a beloved character to life while engaging in a hands-on activity.
- Stimulates Creativity: This craft allows kids to get creative with colors and materials, enhancing their imagination as they design their very own alien army.
- Builds Fine Motor Skills: The process of cutting, gluing, and assembling the alien craft helps develop fine motor skills in younger children, making learning fun and productive.
Who Are the Aliens in Toy Story?
The little green men in the the Toy Story movie are toys are prizes in a game of skill at the Pizza Planet restaurant. Each Alien believes that the "Claw" will somehow choose one of them to "go on to a better place." After being saved, they become forever loyal to Mr. and Mrs. Potatohead.
🖌️ How To Make This Alien From Toy Story Ornament
- Step 1: Begin by downloading and printing off your Toy story alien template.
- Step 2: Cut out the template pieces and begin to assemble the alien.
- Step 3: Glue the three eyes to your little green man.
- Step 4: Glue the green Mickey ears to the head of your alien.
- Step 5: Add glue to the purple section of your alien and sprinkle purple glitter. Shake off any excess glitter.
- Step 6: Cut out string and attached to the back of your Christmas ornaments. You have the option to laminate to make your decoration last longer.
💡 Pro Tip: Start this activity early in the day when energy and attention levels are highest, helping children manage the sequence of parts without rushing or distraction.
🧑🎨 Expert Tips
- Pre-Group Small Parts by Color: Sort eyes, arms, and antennae by color in separate trays to help kids quickly find matching parts and stay focused during assembly.
- Outline with Erasable Marker: Use a washable marker to lightly outline major features before gluing—this gives kids visual guidance without leaving permanent marks.
- Avoid Clutter on Workspace: Keep only three to four pieces on the table at a time to reduce confusion and help children concentrate better while assembling.
- Tape Down Loose Paper Base: If using lightweight backgrounds, tape the corners to the table to stop them from shifting while details are being attached.
- Introduce Characters Before Crafting: Show a brief image or clip of the alien beforehand so children can connect the shapes they're building to a familiar figure.
- Keep Scissors for Adults Only: Pre-cut all small or curved elements so children don’t struggle with precision cuts or risk injury during the crafting session.
💭 FAQs
Allowing stools to shift freely during short sessions increases the chance of floor disruption, especially if multiple groups rotate through the area.
Using fixed order slips tied to drawer numbers allows kids to collect only what’s listed, cutting down on duplicate grabs or missed tools.
Turning them upside down prevents dust buildup inside, which can affect reuse quality if cartons are needed again on short notice.
Releasing students in intervals reduces foot traffic bunching and keeps the hallway quiet for rooms still in use during the transition.
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