Paper Roll Frog Craft

Hoppity hop, hop, let’s make a toilet paper roll frog craft. This little guy is so much fun for kids to make and play with afterwards.

Toilet Paper Roll Crafts – Toilet Paper Roll Crafts for Kids

What you need

paper tube (toilet paper roll, kitchen paper roll…)
green paper or green paint
wobble eye patch
drag
glue

Paper roll crafts are perfect for open-ended creativity – just put some colored paper, paint, and other craft materials on the table and let your kids get creative.

Cut a long strip of green paper, as wide as the roll. Also cut 2 pairs of legs and a pair of “eyes” from the green paper. Make sure the “eyes” are slightly larger than the eye patch.

Glue green paper around the roll. Glue green eyes to the inside of the roll. Glue two wobbly eye patches.

Draw facial details with black marker.

Glue the front and back legs. Your paper frog is ready to jump!

Add Frog Toilet Paper Roll

If you want the frogs to be even cuter, cut the toilet paper rolls shorter.

Add pink paper circles on the cheeks for a cute accent.

Let your child play with different types of legs and eyes.

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