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Platypus Paper Bag Puppet Pattern
Printable Patterns for this Craft Includes: Includes 3 Pages: Platypus Head Pattern Platypus Tail Pattern Directions All the patterns, games, and lessons in …
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FREE! – Paper Bag Platypus Craft (Teacher-Made) – Twinkl
How does this resource excite and engage children’s learning? This Paper Bag Platypus Craft is perfect to teach young children all about the platypus.
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97 Top Paper Bag Platypus Craft Teaching Resources – Twinkl
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Paper-bag Perry the Platypus Craft – Cook Clean Craft
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Free Platypus Paper Bag Puppet Pattern – The Tucson Puppet Lady
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Platypus Paper Bag Puppet Pattern
Printable Patterns for this Craft Includes:
Includes 3 Pages:
Platypus Head Pattern Platypus Tail Pattern Directions
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Paper-bag Perry the Platypus Craft
My kids are getting older (currently 5 and 3) and it’s getting easier to craft with them. They can follow instructions and we can craft with a bit more purpose (rather than the random painting or gluing). Jacob comes home with some great craft projects from school, and a paper-bag platypus was one of his recent creations.
I wanted to have a go at making one too. But, of course, I had to put my own spin on it. I made Perry the Platypus from the TV show Phineas and Ferb, complete with his own little hat.
For a school excursion last year, Jacob needed his lunch in a paper bag. The only packet size available at the shops (the night before the excursion) contained about a million bags (OK, it was only 100, but when you only need 1-2 per year, it may as well be a million!). Oh well, it’s a handy and cheap craft supply!
This is one of those crafts that’s suitable for a range of ages. For smaller kids (such as my daughter), I did the cutting, but she still got to have fun with the painting, stuffing and gluing. Older kids can do the cutting themselves.
This is the original, traditional platypus my son made at school:
Here’s how to make a paper-bag Perry the Platypus:
Supplies
1 brown paper lunch bag (+1 for the optional hat)
1 piece of yellow or orange paper
2 googly eyes
Small amount of newspaper for stuffing
Glue
Aqua paint (optional) and paint brush
Orange marker
Print out Bill, Tail and Paw template here
Method
1. Fold paper bag in half and glue down one side to hold it in position.
2. Fold the corners of the paper bag under.
3. Lightly stuff the paper bag with scrunched up newspaper.
4. Paint the paper bag blue (optional).
5. Cut out 2 bills, 1 tail and 4 paws from yellow craft paper (using the template provided here). Only roughly cut around the toes, and then draw the toes in to make it look like webbed feet.
6. Draw the paws and two dots on the bill. Add cross-hatching to the tail (if you’re making Perry) – I may have forgotten…
7. Glue the bill with the two dots and tail to the top of the paper bag.
8. Glue the second bill and paws to the underside of the paper bag.
9. Glue the googly eyes to the top of the platypus.
10. To make the hat, cut three circles approximately 5cm (2”) in diameter. Cut the centre out of one to make a donut shape.
11. Screw some newspaper up into a ball and shape one of the circles around the ball.
12. Slip the donut-shaped piece over the ball, hiding the rough edges under the donut.
13. Glue the hat piece to the remaining circle, and there you have a cute hat for Perry.
14. Glue or place it on top of Perry’s head. You can poke around with the paper to get it more like the shape of Perry’s hat.
And then it’s time to clean up all the mess!
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Australian Crafts for Kids
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Australia Day Crafts and Learning Activities for Homeschool Unit Studies
Sugar Glider Craft and Writing Activity
What you will need:Card Stock (Heavy Paper), Colored Pencils, Scissors and Glue
How to Make Sugar Glider Craft and Writing Activity:
1. Print out the sugar glider patterns onto card stock and make copies.
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Instant Digital Download $ 2.00, three pages – – Includes body patterns without lines and with lines for writing.
2. Have your research sugar gliders, look at pictures and then color the patterns to match the pictures they studied.
3. If you are using the lined sugar glider pattern, have your children write facts about sugar gliders.
4. Tie a string on the back of the sugar glider bodies and hang them from the ceiling so it looks like they are gliding through the air.
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Super Simple Australian Rainstick Craft for Kids
What you will need:
8-1/2 X 14 – Legal-sized Paper (Any Color)
Clear Tape
Stapler
Acrylic Paint and/or Paint Marker Pen
Paint Brushes
Newspaper or Scrap Paper
Dry Rice
Watch a “View it and Do it” video on how to make these rainsticks:
How to Make the Paper Rainsticks:
1. Roll one legal-sized piece of paper up into a tube that is about two inches wide. Tape it closed in the middle and ends.
2. Roll a second piece of paper over the first one to make the tube stronger. Tape it closed with clear tape.
3. Press one end together, fold it up 1/2″ and staple it closed.
4. Cut newspaper into long strips that are about five inches wide.
5. Crinkle up the newspaper to make a long skinny snake shape. Twist the newspaper starting from one end. Place the twisted end against a large maker and start winding it around the marker as you twist the paper. Wind and twist as you go. (It may be easier for younger children to just twist the entire length of the paper and then twist it around the marker.)
6. Remove the twisted paper from the marker trying not to let it unwind.
7. Place the twisted paper into the tube. Do this three times to fill up the tube.
Tip: If you have very young children, you can just have them crinkle up small sheets (3″ x 3″) of newspaper and place them in the tube.
8. Add one half cup of rice to the tube and close up the other end. (You can also use very small pebbles.)
9. Have children paint the rainsticks and then use liquid paint markers or paint brushes dipped in paint to paint a dotted design on the rainsticks.
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Wombat Paper Plate Craft for Kids
What you will need: Two Regular-sized Paper Plates Two Snack-sized Paper Plates Card Stock (Heavy Paper) Green Yarn Tacky Glue or Low Temperature Glue Paint or Crayons
How to Make a Wombat Paper Plate Craft:
1. Draw legs and ears on a piece of card stock, color them and cut them out. (A printable pattern for the ears, and legs are available to members and as an instant download.
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Watch a “View it and Do it! Video for this Craft on Youtube:
2. Fold back the sides of two snack-sized paper plates so that they match and glue them together at the sides. Cut a mouth shape out of the bottom of the plates. (Or use the pattern above as a template.)
3. Glue the ears to the head. Glue the legs on to the top of one of the paper plates and then glue the two large paper plates together. And then glue the head to the body.
4. Cut yarn into six inch pieces and glue them inside the mouth.
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Read Fun Stories About Wombats for Austria Day
Use these books to supplement your homeschool unit studies on Australia.
Wombat with Yarn Hair Activity Sheet for Kids
Use this craft to reinforce your homeschool unit studies about Wombats or Australia.
What you will need: Card Stock (Heavy Paper) Colored Pencils or Crayons Tan or Brown Yarn Scissors Tacky Glue
How to Make the Hairy Wombat:
1. Read stories about wombats (see above) and look at pictures of them online.
2. Have your children draw their own pictures of wombats or use the Printable Activity Sheet.
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3. After they have colored their wombats have the cut up yarn into one-inch pieces and glue them to the body.
4. You can also have them write interesting facts about wombats on the sheet.
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Read Fun Stories About Wombats for Australia Day
Platypus Paper Bag Puppet Craft for Kids for Australia Day
Use this Platypus Puppet Craft with your homeschool unit studies about Australia. Great preschool or elementary craft. See the suggested platypus books to go along with the craft.
What you will need: Brown Paper Lunch Bag Purple and Brown Construction Paper Tacky Glue White Paper for the Eyes Scissors Markers or Crayons
How to Make a Paper Bag Puppet:
1. Print out the platypus pattern and make copies onto construction paper.
2. Cut a tail shape (pattern not included) from the same color construction paper.
3. Fold in the bottom corners of the bag as shown in the picture.
4. Cut out the patterns and glue them to the bag as shown in the picture to the left. Glue the bottom beak to the bag underneath the top beak.
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DLTK’s Growing Together Web site has a Platypus Toilet Paper Roll Craft that preschool age kids will enjoy making to go along with this paper bag craft.
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Puggles the Sock Platypus Craft for Kids for Australia Day
This cute little critter is made from a child’s sock and one finger cut from a glove.
It takes only minutes to make.
Stuff the sock, secure with rubber bands, and glue the tail closed.
You can find complete directions for this craft on the Sock Crafts Page.
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“Facts About Platypus” Itty Bitty Printable Book
Did you know that a baby platypus is called a puggle?
You and your children will learn all kinds of interesting facts about platypus in this Itty Bitty Book about Platypus including:
*Platypus live in only Australia in bushland and rainforest.
*They eat bugs, shrimp, and small aquatic creatures.
*Platypus detect their food with the help of electric signals
from their prey’s bodies, with sensors on their bill.
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Good Books about Platypus
Kangaroo Crafts for Preschoolers and Children- Great for Australian Unit Study
See the Kangaroo Crafts on other pages.
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Golf Tee Echidna Craft for Kids
Echidnas are spiky little animals that live in Australia that look like a cross between an anteater, porcupine, and a hedgehog. Children will enjoy making a replica of these spiny anteaters and increase their knowledge of Australian animals in the process.
What you will need: Styrofoam Eggs, 2 1//2-Inch-by-1 7/8-Inch Golf Tees Brown Paint Toothpicks
How to make an Echidna craft:
1. Cut the top part of four golf tees so that they are about 1 1/2″ long. Press the cut tees into the egg to make the Echidna’s legs as shown in the picture.
2. Paint the body and legs brown.
3. Break toothpicks in half and stick them in the Echidna’s body as shown in the picture. Stick one of the cut off tee in the front of the egg to make the Echidna’s pointy snout. Paint it brown and draw on eyes with a permanent marker.
Children can Learn More about Echidnas on the San Diego Zoo web site.
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Australian Dot Art with Natural Paint
Aborigines originally used paint they made from natural items such as clay (Ochre) mixed with saliva, eggs, or animal fat. Children will enjoy trying to make their own paints. We used orange clay, charcoal, and pollen from sunflowers to make our natural paints. Other things they might use are crushed fruit and vegetables such as berries and beets. Have them paint with sticks that have been flattened at the ends. Rub the ends of the sticks on sandstone to flatten them.
The Aborigines painted things that had meaning to them, to tell stories, and teach. Show your children the different symbols the Aborigines used (Links below) and ask them what symbols we use today. Have your children paint things that have meaning to using dot art techniques.
Videos of Aboriginal Dot Paintings
1. Aboriginal Dot Painting – Students make dot paintings of natural forms and animals that reflects their personalities. Shows how they did a lot of pre-planning before starting their paintings.
2. How to Do Dot Painting – Detailed demonstration on how to make a dot painting.
3. Aboriginal Dot Art by Kurun Warun – Kurum Warun demonstrates dot painting and explains the meaning of his painting. He also demonstrates how to play the didgeridoo.
4. Aboriginal Artist Judy Watson Napangardi – Judy demonstrates her dot painting 4. techniques using a series of dots to make thick lines. She makes very large paintings and sits on her canvas while she works.
5. Aboriginal Art William Sandy – Paints very large canvases with bold lines and dots.
6. Arte Aborigen Australiano (Aboriginal Art) – Pictures of Aboriginal Art
Australian Dot Art Paper Weight
Make Your Own Dot Art Pictures. Study Aboriginal art and then make your own dot painting by dipping a stick, handle end of a paint brush, or your finger into tempera paint and place dots on your paper to make designs.
Australian Aboriginals used sticks, Echidna quills, or spikes to paint traditional “dream time stories”. Their paintings depicted stories from their lives. They usually used traditional symbols in their paintings such as: fish, turtles, crocodiles, snakes, kangaroos and other animals. They also painted pictures of weapons, boomerangs, and other tools they used.
What you will need:
Smooth River Rock, Acrylic Paint (Earth Tones), and Paint Brushes
How to Make Australian Dot Art:
1. Study Australian dot art designs. Decide what type of design and colors you would like to use.
2. Start by painting the lightest background colors. Fill in with the darker colors. Then add dots.
Example 1 of aboriginal dot painting on Art.com
Example 2 of aboriginal dot paint on Art.com
Many samples of student dot art on Aboriginal Art Project web site
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Stenciling
Aboriginal’s used common objects such as boomerangs, their own hands or other’s hands, feet, tools, spears, as stencils to make art.
Make your own stenciled pictures. Add food coloring to small spray bottles filled with water. (Wear old clothes because food coloring stains.) Place your hand on a sheet of construction paper, trace around it with a pencil and then cut it out. This is your stencil. Place the “stencil” on another sheet of paper. Use the spray bottle to spray painting around the handprint. When you lift the handprint stencil the hand shape will stand out.
You can find out more information about stenciling at Aboriginal Art Online.
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