Paper Penguin Craft

You just have to add this paper penguin craft to your Arctic animal crafting session because it is so much fun and super easy to make.

Take a piece of black paper and start crafting.

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When it comes to winter crafts for kids, kids often think of penguins, snowmen, and occasionally polar bears.

We love penguin crafts, one of our favorites is definitely the toilet paper roll penguin which is great for preschoolers and kindergarteners or the cotton ball penguin which toddlers can play with too.

The tutorial we are sharing today is suitable for older kids – preschoolers and up and is sure to be enjoyed by them too.

Are you ready to make a paper penguin?

Let’s create!

How to make this paper penguin craft

What you need

black paper (printing paper or construction paper)
white paper (regular printer paper for the penguin and preferably construction paper for the base)
orange paper
drag
glue
wobbly eye patches or googly eyes

Watch Video Tutorial

Or follow the step-by-step instructions below

You will need two strips of black paper, one slightly wider than the other, both can be the same length.

You can fold the paper to mark the “cut” line.

Cut two strips of black paper.

Apply glue to one end of the paper strip.

Make a roll.

Repeat with remaining strips of paper. Allow glue to dry.

We often use clothespins to hold the paper in place while the glue dries.

Take the smaller roll of paper (penguin head shape) and glue two eyes on it.

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