Children paint a toilet paper roll green and set it aside to dry. Then they paint bubble wrap with paint and wrap it around the roll to create patterns resembling snake scales. Once the paint is dry, they cut the roll in a spiral to make a long snake. One end is rounded, and they...
Children paint a toilet paper roll with black paint. Once it dries, they form the cat’s ears by folding the top of the roll inward. Next, they glue on googly eyes. A strip of newspaper is twisted and glued on as whiskers, and a small balled-up piece of newspaper becomes the nose. Finally, they twist...
Flatten a toilet paper roll and cut it in half. Then cut along the side. Round one end and slightly fold the other, cutting out a triangular head. Use markers to draw the nose, eyes, ears, and small paws. Cut a strip of black tissue paper and divide it into small squares. Fold each square...
Paint a toilet paper roll black. When the paint is dry, cut the roll lengthwise into fourteen equal strips. Cut off two of them. Gently bend the remaining strips outward. On the opposite side, cut off four strips so that eight remain — these will be the spider’s legs. Draw eyes with a marker. Then...
