Walrus Name Craft For Kids [Free Template]

An interesting and very sociable mammal that calls the arctic its home is the walrus. These flippered friends are known for their long tusks and whiskered mustaches.

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Our walrus has gathered up some fish to help kids learn to spell their names with this walrus name craft.

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Supplies

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Download the walrus template, edit it to add your child(rens) name, print it out, and cut out the pieces you need.

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Begin by gluing the nose in the middle and top of the mouth piece.

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Place the tusks behind the mouth and glue them to the back and both sides of the mouth.

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Next, glue this completed piece to the middle of the walrus’ head.

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Glue the eyes in between the nose and the eyebrows, one on each side of the head.

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Swipe up for full tutorial!

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