Categories: Activities for Kids

Polar Bear Paper Craft

Want to make a craft with your toddler or preschooler? Try this polar bear paper craft (older kids will enjoy it too).

All you need is some scrap paper and glue to get started with this fun craft.

Polar Bear Paper Craft

A great craft to practice fine motor skills!

Super easy!

Raw materials

GlueBlue, white and black construction paperCraft paint and glitter glue (optional)

Instruct

This craft couldn’t be easier. It’s perfect for little fingers that can’t yet use scissors. I find it quite therapeutic too, fun for kids and adults alike!

Tear white paper into strips of different sizes and shapes. Glue the white strips onto the blue paper in a circle. Make it a little wider on the sides for the puffy cheek look! Tear out 3 larger circles, 2 for the ears and one for the snout (the big part of the nose). Tear out black pieces for the nose, eyes and mouth. Glue them in the right places, refer to our photo.

Decorate the green paper with snowflakes or any design you like if you want!

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