Make this cute paper plate pig craft that’s fun and easy for young children.
Learning about farms seems to be a study unit all kids love.
From all the different animals that live there, to growing crops to gigantic tractors, there’s something of interest to every child.
To start out this on the farm unit, we’re sharing this super simple paper plate pig art project for kids.
See how easy it is to make at home with your kids or in the classroom with your students!
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Easy Paper Plate Pig Craft For Kids
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Supplies
- Paper plate
- Pink paint
- Colored card stock (in black and pink)
- White card stock
- Black sharpie
- Glue stick (this one is great when using thick materials)
- Scissors
- Pig template
Directions
Download the template and print the nose/ear page on pink paper, the hooves on black paper and the eyes on white paper. Cut out the pieces you need.
Paint the paper plate with a few thin coats of the pink paint. Let dry completely.
Glue the ears to the top, back of the paper plate and the hooves to the bottom, back of the plate.
Glue the eyes in the center of the paper plate, then glue the nose below it.
Use the black marker to draw a smile beneath the nose.
This pig craft is so simple to make that it makes the perfect art project for toddlers, preschoolers, and Pre K kids.
If you want to make it with your kids or students, don’t forget to download the free template by entering your email in the form at the bottom of the page.
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Paper Plate Pig Craft
This paper plate pig craft is a super simple farm animal activity that's great for toddlers, preschool and kindergarten kids.
Materials
- Paper plate
- Pink paint
- Colored card stock (in black and pink)
- White card stock
- Black sharpie
- Glue stick
- Pig template
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
- Download the template and print the nose/ear page on pink paper, the hooves on black paper and the eyes on white paper. Cut out the pieces you need.
- Paint the paper plate with a few thin coats of the pink paint. Let dry completely.
- Glue the ears to the top, back of the paper plate and the hooves to the bottom, back of the plate.
- Glue the eyes in the center of the paper plate, then glue the nose below it.
- Use the black marker to draw a smile beneath the nose.
