
Hold a plastic fork in your left hand (if you are right-handed)so that it is parallel to the table with the tines facing down as shown in the diagram to the right.Ģ.
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How to Make the Monster Pocket Buddies Made from a Plastic Forks:ġ.
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When the monster if full have him take out the pieces of papers and read the monster words. When your child comes across a monster word in his reading, have him write the word on a small piece of paper, roll it up and feed it to his paper bag monster. Use the paper bag monster to store monster words. Monster Words Reading Activity (See Below) Have them read their stories and pose the monsters mouth each time they read about a different emotion.ģ. Encourage them to use emotion words such as sad, happy, glad, excited mad, etc. Have your children paint and decorate paper bag monsters and then write a short story about their monsters. Child get to eat whatever they have fed their monsters. If a child is correct, he gets to feed his monster. Take turns having the children spell or read a word. These paper bag monsters can be used for many home school learning activities: Paper Bag Monsters Games and Learning Activities Please read our full copyright regulations. This is copyrighted material and we do not allow this material or a derivative of this work to be published in full on other web sites. You must link back to this page for the complete instructions. If you make this craft, a derivative work, and publish it on the web, do not include the instructions. * See Copyright Information - Please do not publish your pictures of this craft on Pinterest without giving Danielle's Place credit for the craft. You can also add teeth and tongues cut from craft foam. To finish glue on googly eyes and parts of a feather boa for the hair. When the paint is dry carefully remove the plastic bags from the monster's mouth.Ĩ. Paint the bag with water color paint or other paint and let it dry.ħ. Cut feet and arm shapes from craft foam and glue them to the bag.Ħ. Glue the overlapping sides together to form a ball-like shape.ĥ. Carefully bend down the top of the bag over the sides of the bag bringing it down over the bottom of the bag so that it overlaps.

Gather up the bag again around the bottle and secure it with a Chenille stem.ģ. Open the bag just enough to place the paint bottle into the center of the bag so that it is standing up. Pull up on the sides of the bag to make them straight.Ģ.

Gather up the bag just above the stuffed plastic bags. Stuff two to three plastic grocery bags into the bottom of the paper lunch bag. Masking Tape and/or Low Temperature Glue Gunġ. Bottle of Paint or Something Similar that is About 2 1/4" Wide Use this craft to review math and spelling words, or as an incentive to learning.Ģ oz. This is a great craft for large groups because it costs less than fifteen cents a piece to make! They are a little difficult to make so younger Children will need help forming the bag into the monster shape, but they will enjoy painting, decorating, and posing the mouth. The mouths are made with Chenille stems so they can be posed into many different shapes. These little monsters can be used as fun toys for children of all ages.
