This is one of the more complicated crafts on the DLTK websites, but it provides a good introduction to the fun and time consuming hobby of paper modeling.
printer,
something to colour with (B&W version),
scissors,
glue (I like glue sticks better, my daughter prefers school glue... both work fine)
paper
Piece 1 - the Body


Fold on all the dotted lines.
Put a dab of glue on each of the tabs.
Gently push the tail tip up (you may want to put a bit of glue in between the two parts of the tail). Attach the tail to the back of the body.


Fold the muzzle on all the dotted lines, put glue on the tabs and gently push together. Glue it onto the front of the face.
Fold the ears in half and glue so they are coloured on both sides. Use the tabs to glue them on the top of the head.
Fold the arms in half and glue so they are coloured on both sides. Glue them onto the sides of the body.


Glue the pouch onto the front of the kangaroo's body.
Roll the Joey's head into a cone. Use the tab from the pouch to attach the Joey to the kangaroo.
And you're done!


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