- paper plate
- white tissue paper
- school glue
- white cardstock paper
- empty plastic fruit cup
- white acrylic paint
- black marker
- large black pom-pom
- glue gun (adult use only)
- craft knife (adult use only)
- scissors
Directions:
2. For the snout we used an empty plastic fruit I also used it to make the ears by tracing it onto a piece of white card stock paper, cutting it out and then cutting the circle in half. This makes the two ears.
3. Paint the clear fruit cups with white acrylic paint and let them dry compl They may require 2 coats of paint.
4. While the snout was drying, we put school glue onto a section of our paper plate and then placed white crumpled tissue paper squares all over the gl Do this on every section until the paper plate is covered. We opted to not put tissue paper where the snout was going to go, but I don’t think it matters which way you do it.
5. Next glue the ears to the back of the paper plat
6. Once the snout is dry, draw a bear mouth on the bottom of the cup with a black permanent marker.
7. Use a glue gun to run glue around the bottom rim of the cup and glue it down onto the polar bear fac Also use the hot glue gun to glue on the black pom nose. (Adult supervision required with use of a hot glue gun.)
