Step 3: Glue the finished puppet to a wooden craft stick. If you don’t have googly eyes, use a marker or crayon to draw the eyes and mouth. When assembling your puppet, make sure that you have enough overlap to glue the pieces together Step 2: After you’ve cut out your shapes, glue them together, using the descriptive images below as guides.

(KINDLE)->DOWNLOAD I Thee Take (To Have and to Hold Duet, 2) BY Natasha. “When we cut this circle in half, we get two semicircles!” (EPUB)->DOWNLOAD Choosing Theo (Clecanian 1) BY Victoria Aveline Read Online. “A rectangle has four straight sides, and the sides across from each other are the same length.” “A triangle has three straight sides and three corners.” Maybe this will be the head or the body?” It has no straight sides or corners, but it isn’t a circle because it’s not perfectly round. “An oval looks like an egg, or a squashed circle. Step 1: Cut out the various shapes required for each character from the construction paper (see descriptive imagery below.)Īs you cut out the pieces, talk with your child about the different shapes:

Understand the connection between shapes and real life objects.

Identify basic shapes and piece together their own characters.

A pair of frog and bird puppets on top of a blue background.

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