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DLTK's Animal Crafts for Kids
Otter Craft
You can treat this as a sea otter or a river otter. I was
thinking sea otter when I designed it which is why I have the clam and
rock to go with him, but you can discard those and have your children draw
a fish for a river otter (or just leave him with empty hands).
Materials:
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toilet paper roll |
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printer, |
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something to colour with, |
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scissors, |
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glue, and |
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paper |
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Instructions:
| Print out the template of choice.
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| Colour (where appropriate) and cut out the
template pieces.
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| Glue the large rectangular piece on first to
cover the tube. Toilet paper rolls come in different sizes, so if you find the
rectangle is a bit too big, just trim it down. If you find it's a bit too small,
just cut out another small piece to fill in the gap.
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| Glue on the head, legs and arms (see photo on this page if you get stuck)
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| Glue the rock into one hand and the clam into the other. You can
talk about how sea otters balance a rock on their tummy and then crack open
clams, oysters and other mollusks on the rock.
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| Cut out the tail and fold it in half so it's colored on both sides
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| Bend the tab and glue to the back of the tp rolll (using the tab to make a 3D effect)
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Templates:
| Close the template window after printing to return to this screen.
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| Set page margins to zero if you have trouble fitting the template on one
page (FILE, PAGE SETUP or FILE, PRINTER SETUP in most browsers). |
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