The Puppet Company - Monsters - Blue Monster Hand Puppet

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These printable Monster Puppets are an easy and fun craft that will entertain your little kids during this spooky month. It gives 51%+ profits to Reverence for Life, who fund a number of important initiatives in Africa, including bringing running water and basic equipment to a school in Tanzania. They are also perfect for making on Halloween parties and Monster parties. Not only do they make a low-prep activity, but also kids can take them home as a gift. When I’ve done this with my kids I’ve found that it’s best to make a kind of mitt out of the bubble wrap, folding it in the middle and putting sellotape on two sides so that they can put their hand inside it, this stops them from getting too covered in paint and means that they can focus more on where they are placing their paint and how it feels rather than trying to grab hold of paint covered bubble wrap. Collage

string(244) "This full body green Monster puppet stands approx. 68cm tall with fantastic long fur. Insert your hand through the bottom of the puppet to operate the mouth. Now you have a hand puppet that you can put your hand into on both sides. Do it and move the monster’s mouth with your hand, and These Feelings Monster Writing Activities are a lovely way to encourage children to practise mark making and writing as they learn about feelings and emotions. Invite children to look at each monster and talk about how they think the monster is feeling. I recommend making them with third graders and older, but just keep in mind that kids might still need adult supervision or help with the cutting.Leave your monster standing up, and then take the other sheets we have in the template with their full width of A4 paper dotted strips. They look a little like a set of white paper chains! Coloring is always an easy activity and not knowing exactly what a monster would look like means you’re free to be as creative as you like and use all your favorite colors.

And they can actually come in handy at any time of the year. They are so cute that any celebration can be an excuse to make them. 💖 Halloween is the perfect time of the year to make monster crafts, and this year couldn’t be the exception. Bubble wrap painting is a great way to decorate something. Simply pour a little bit of paint onto a plate of tray and then dab some bubble wrap into it before pressing it onto your template to cover it in spots.This printable monster template is perfect for Halloween, but of course it’s actually one you can use again and again, maybe as something creative learning about space or as a love monster for Valentine’s Day. Cut out the monster that you would like to make into your first hand puppet. There are a few of them; which color do you like best? Perhaps you can opt for that one!

This Worry Monster Worksheet is an excellent resource to help children control their worries by writing them down. Explain to your class that our worries sometimes feel like a big monster, but by talking and writing them down, they aren't so scary.string(243) "This full body blue Monster puppet stands approx. 68cm tall with fantastic long fur. Insert your hand through the bottom of the puppet to operate the mouth. string(245) "This full body purple Monster puppet stands approx. 68cm tall with fantastic long fur. Insert your hand through the bottom of the puppet to operate the mouth. Help support pupils' mental health by teaching them to share their worries by using these handy Make Your Own Worry Doll Step-by-Step Instructions to make their own worry doll.

You can also use them to help your preschoolers overcome their fear of monsters. Playing with them and making up a non-scary puppet show can help the little ones see how fun these creatures can be! Across thousands of years and countless cultures, human beings have been fascinated by the idea of monsters. Some of the more famous monsters include:

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Helen has worked as a digital marketing consultant (IDM qualified) with various organisations, including Channel Mum, Truprint, Talk to Mums, and Micro Scooters. She loves to be creative in the brand campaigns she works on.