Handprint Walrus Craft For Kids
Learn how to make this cute handprint walrus craft for kids. It’s an easy winter craft idea that comes with a free printable template.
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Materials
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Black marker
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Walrus craft template
Instructions
- Download the walrus craft template, print, and cut out all of the pieces.
- Place the lighter colored walrus belly on the bottom, wider part of the walrus body, and glue it in place. Trim off any excess paper from the bottom.
- Take the walrus muzzle and glue the tusks to the back of the muzzle.
- Place the muzzle and teeth slightly above the belly and glue them in place.
- Glue the black nose on the muzzle, with the top part of the nose slightly off the top of the muzzle.
- Use the black marker to draw a straight line down an inch or two from the pointy part of the walrus nose. Make some small circles on either side of the nose to represent whisker holes.
- Position the eyes above the nose and glue them in place.
- Trace your child’s left and right hands onto the same colored paper you made the walrus’ body from. Cut each handprint out.
- Position the handprints with the thumbs pointing down at a slight angle at the bottom of the walrus’ body. These are the walrus’ flippers. Glue them in place.