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Age Range: 3-5
Subject:
- Arts and Crafts
- Pretend Play
Objectives:
- Creativity
- Understand the Difference between Real and Pretend
- Fine Motor Skills
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Save those paper bags -- they make
great-looking wigs or hats!
Materials:
- Medium-sized paper bag
- Blunt-nosed scissors
- Construction paper scraps, yarn
bit, or buttons
- Glue
Directions:
Paper Bag Wig
- Cut away the
front part of the bag -- for your child's face, leaving some of the paper
in the front to make "bangs". Cut the paper bag into thin strips all the
way around. If you like, your child can roll the strips of paper around a
pencil to make them curl, or add flowers, ribbon, bows, or other hair
decoration to make the wig fancy.
Paper Bag Hat
- Turn the bag
inside out, leaving a turned-up cuff on the outside. Scrunch the bag into
any shape. Let your child decorate it with yarn, paint, or markers. Your
child could also dab it with glue and add paper or fabric scraps, buttons,
and just about anything else to decorate the hat.
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