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Craft Stick Crocodile Craft

Grab your craft sticks and pipe cleaners as we make a craft stick crocodile craft today! These little crocodiles look so much fun, and what’s even better is that once your kids are done, they’ll be able to play with them.

Ready? Let’s make this crocodile! Or alligator, whichever you prefer.

Crocodile Stick Craft for Kids

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Crocodile Crafts

What you need

craft sticks (pre-dyed or green dyed)
zigzag
green cleaning tube
small eyes shaking
black marker
glue

If you have undyed craft sticks, first dye them green and let them dry completely. Once dry, take a green cleaning tube and place it in the center of the craft stick as shown in the picture below.

Begin wrapping the cleaning yarn around the craft stick, working your way toward one end of the stick.

When you get to the point where a quarter of the stick is still “unwrapped,” stop. Make the legs. Repeat the entire process on the other end of the stick.

Cut out teeth with zig zag scissors. Glue them to the bottom of the craft stick. Glue on two fake eyes. Draw nostrils with a marker. Have fun.

More fun crafts to do with your kids

Want to add a crocodile? Why not make a paper plate crocodile craft, it looks pretty cool. Craft sticks you say? How about a pair of craft stick puppets?

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