Paper Bag Zebra Craft Preschool Kids Will Love
Paper Bag Zebra Craft Preschool Kids Will Love
Today I am sharing a fantastic paper bag zebra craft preschool kids will love to make. Whether you are looking for an easy paper bag puppet to make or are looking for a Z is for Zebra craft, this awesome Zebra craft for preschoolers is sure to go down well with the little ones.
This Zebra bag puppet comes with a free zebra puppet pattern that you can download.
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Contents
Supplies Needed for This Z Is for Zebra Craft
- Construction Paper
- Brown Paper Bag
- Scissors
- Glue Stick
- Zebra Puppet Pattern available in our free VIP resource library
- Black Marker
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How to Make a Zebra Bag Puppet
Download and print out the Free Zebraand Monkey puppet template.
Cut the template out. You will need to print the template once for each Zebra you make.
Step 1:
Cut large squares of card stock 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.
Step 2:
Trace the Zebra hoof template onto paper and cut out.
Glue the hoofs onto the paper bag.
Step 3:
Trace the triangle templates onto black paper, cut out and glue onto the front of the paper bag.
Step 4:
Trace the ears onto paper, cut out, glue together and glue onto the front of the paper bag.
Step 5:
Trace the mouth onto paper and glue onto the front of the paper bag. Use a black marker to add detail.
Step 6:
Cut a strip of paper and glue onto the back of the paper bag. This is the zebra tail.
Step 7:
Cut a small piece of paper and cut small slits into it and glue onto the end of the tail.
Step 9:
Cut the eyes out and glue onto the front of the zebra paper bag.
Your Z is for Zebra craft is now complete! Enjoy!
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Paper Bag Zebra Craft Preschool Kids Will Love
This is a tutorial on how to make a paper bag zebra.
Materials
- Construction Paper
- Brown Paper Bag
- Glue Stick
- Zebra Puppet Pattern
- Black Marker
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
Download and print out the Zebra puppet template.
Cut the template out. You will need to print the template once for each Zebra you make.
Cut large squares of card stock 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 Zebra hoof template onto paper and cut out.
Glue the hoofs onto the paper bag.
Trace the triangle templates onto black paper, cut out, and glue onto the front of the paper bag.
race the ears onto paper, cut out, glue together, and glue onto the front of the paper bag.
Trace the mouth onto paper and glue onto the front of the paper bag. Use a black marker to add detail.
Cut a strip of paper and glue onto the back of the paper bag. This is the zebra tail.
Cut a small piece of paper and cut small slits into it and glue onto the end of the tail.
Cut the eyes out and glue onto the front of the zebra paper bag.
Your Z is for Zebra craft is now complete! Enjoy!
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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 crafts here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
