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This week we were talking about the color yellow. C loves crafts that she can do most of the work so we incorporated our color into a cute giraffe cereal craft. I also reinforced shapes with the giraffe even though we haven’t reviewed our shapes officially, but any review is good review!!!! I hope you enjoy this craft as much as we did!
Supplies:
- Template of Giraffe head, nose, ears, and horns (keep reading to get your copy)
- 2 Googly Eyes
- 2 Black Pom Poms
- Scissors
- Glue
- Circle Cereal (We used Cheerios)
Directions:
Precut all the shapes. You can also have your child identify the colors and the shapes and even guess what we were making!
First add the nose of the giraffe to the head. Then, add the ears and horns-you may need to help to make sure they are on the back on the head.
Next, add the cereal.
After the cereal is done, add the eyes and the tops of the horns. The pom moms required a lot of glue.
Finally, draw the lines on the nose for the final project! I used a permanent marker because I knew it wouldn’t have as much problems on wet glue since we just finished with all the glue, but if you wanted to allow your child to do the lines you can use regular markers once it dries.
Also check out our Good Samaritan Craft here!
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