Noah’s Ark Popsicle Stick Craft With Template
When my daughter was little she loved to act out the story of Noah’s Ark with her animal figures. We had lots of animals and would have fun popping them in the ark to save them from the floods.
Now my daughter is older she is enjoying crafts and making things. This cute ark craft is made from popsicle sticks and paper and my daughter loved helping me create this.
Popsicle Stick Crafts are fun to make and this Noah’s Ark craft is no exception!
We sure hope you enjoy the tutorial and would love to hear your thoughts. Enjoy.
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Supplies For This Noah’s Ark Craft Idea
- Posca Paint Pens
- Wooden popsicle sticks
- Red popsicle sticks
- Hot Glue
- Brown and White Felt
- Peach Foam
- Red Cardstock
- Scissors
- Pencil
- Animal Template
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How To Make A Noah’s Ark Craft Using Popsicle Sticks
Begin by building the outline of the Ark using popsicle sticks.
I chose to use red popsicle sticks and lined them up in position before gluing them with the glue gun.
Next I cut out a face, body, hands and beard for Noah using the felt and foam pieces.
I glued Noah into place onto the boat and added detail to give his face character.
How To Make Noah’s Ark Animals
To make the animals I created a downloadable printable, printed off the animals onto paper and then painted them using posca paint pens.
Once the animals were created I cut them down to size and glued them into place onto the ark.
Making this Noah’s Ark was really fun and easy.
It’s a great idea for crafting with the kids, could be used in preschool or at home or even as a church activity.
Enjoy! We sure did!
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Noah’s Ark Craft Using Popsicle Sticks
This is a tutorial on how to make a Noah's ark using popsicle sticks.
Materials
- Posca Paint Pens
- Wooden popsicle sticks
- Red popsicle sticks
- Hot Glue
- Brown and White Felt
- Peach Foam
- Red Cardstock
- Pencil
- Animal Template
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
Begin by building the outline of the Ark using popsicle sticks.
I chose to use red popsicle sticks and lined them up in position before gluing them with the glue gun.
Next I cut out a face, body, hands and beard for Noah using the felt and foam pieces.
I glued Noah into place onto the boat and added detail to give his face character.
HOW TO MAKE NOAH’S ARK ANIMALS
To make the animals I created a downloadable printable, printed off the animals onto paper and then painted them using posca paint pens.
Once the animals were created I cut them down to size and glued them into place onto the ark.
Making this Noah’s Ark was really fun and easy.
It’s a great idea for crafting with the kids, could be used in preschool or at home or even as a church activity.
Enjoy! We sure did!
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Don’t have time to do this craft now? Pin it to Pinterest so you can save it for later! I appreciate all shares and am grateful for your support!
About Angela Milnes
Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
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