DIY Paper Bag Monkey Craft For Preschoolers
Today we have a DIY paper bag Monkey craft or puppet tutorial with a free downloadable template. Making this craft is super easy and fun and is a great zoo animal craft for preschool and kindergarten-aged kids.
On the day I was born I was gifted a Monkey Teddy.
I grew to love my Monkey and although I am now 36, Monkey George is a teddy which I still own. Yes, he is ragged and now lives in my daughter’s room but getting a monkey at such a young age meant I have always loved Monkeys.
I love this Monkey Craft Idea and hope you do too!
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Supplies For This Monkey Puppet
- Construction Paper
- Brown Paper Bag
- Scissors
- Glue Stick
- Monkey Template
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How To Make This Paper Bag Monkey Craft
Download and print out the free Monkey template from the VIP Resource Library. Cut the template out.
You will need to print the template once for each monkey you make.
Step One:
Cut large squares of cardstock or construction paper and glue onto the paper bag.
Step Two:
You want to glue on the side that the square bottom flaps up.
Use scissors to trim off any excess paper from the sides.
Step Three:
Trace the tail template onto paper, cut out and glue onto the back of the paper bag.
Step Four:
Cut a large oval from paper and glue onto the stomach of the monkey.
Step Five:
Trace the mouth onto paper and glue onto the front of the paper bag.
Use a black marker to add detail.
Step Six:
Trace the ears onto paper, cut out, glue together and glue onto the front of the paper bag.
Step Six:
Cut the eyes out and glue onto the front of the paper bag.
Your Monkey Bag is now ready! Enjoy!
DIY Paper Bag Monkey Craft For Preschoolers
This is a tutorial on how to make a paper bag monkey craft
Materials
- Construction Paper
- Brown Paper Bag
- Glue Stick
- Monkey Template
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
Download and print out the free monkey template. Cut the template out.
You will need to print the template once for each Monkey you make.
Cut large squares of cardstock or construction paper and glue onto the paper bag.
You want to glue on the side that the square bottom flaps up.
Use scissors to trim off any excess paper from the sides.
Trace the tail template onto paper, cut out, and glue onto the back of the paper bag.
Cut a large oval from paper and glue onto the stomach of the monkey.
Trace the mouth onto paper and glue onto the front of the paper bag.
Use a black marker to add detail.
Trace the ears onto paper, cut out, glue together and glue onto the front of the paper bag.
Cut the eyes out and glue onto the front of the paper bag.
Your Monkey Bag is now ready! Enjoy!
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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!
Hello,
How can I download monkey template. I am not getting any hyper link for this. And if possible can you plz provide bumblee templete if you have. Thsnk u
the link for the pdf is at the bottom of the post and is working 🙂
https://www.theinspirationedit.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/zebramonkey.pdf
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