Cut out an oval shape from a stiff piece of paper of any color. This is the body of our Eskimo. Bend the end to have a tab to glue on. At the top we glue a cupcake mold. On the bottom of it we draw the face of the Eskimo. We make hair out of shavings of brown or black tissue paper. Glue cotton wool fur to the coat. We make a fishing rod from a strip of cardboard rolled up. At the end stick a fish, cut out of blue or gray card. We make a pad from a white piece of paper, on which we draw an irregular circle with broken lines – this is an icebreaker for catching fish.
Material used:
- paper cupcake mold
- markers
- tissue paper
- glue
- brown cardboard
- cotton wool
- white paper
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On a blue sheet of paper we stick individual elements (depending on children's choices), these can be cotton pads, paper plates, decorative napkins, then children cut out of colored paper a hat, buttons, eyes, nose or paste the elements with plasticine. Material used:Read more- round napkins, decorative
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- paper plates
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Cut a rectangular piece from corrugated cardboard and twist one end. Glue the middle piece from the matchbox to the cardboard. Put a man made of Plasticine into the toboggan. Such a toy can be successfully used by children for great fun. Material used:Read more- matchbook
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