Easy and Fun Dog Paper Plate Craft for Preschoolers

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Looking for a simple yet engaging craft project to do with your preschooler? Look no further than the dog paper plate craft! It's an easy and enjoyable activity that will keep your little one entertained while encouraging creativity, improving motor skills, and providing valuable bonding time.

In just a few steps, you and your child can transform plain paper plates into adorable dog faces. This hands-on activity is perfect not just for fun but also for learning. Your preschooler will practice following instructions, using scissors and glue, and identifying shapes and colors.

Ready to get started on a delightful dog face paper plate craft? Let's make crafting time both educational and exciting!

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Supplies for This Dog Paper Plate Craft

  • Construction Papers (black and pink) Shop
  • Cardboard Shop
  • Double sided tape Shop
  • Paper plate Shop
  • Acrylic Paint (titanium white and burnt sienna) Shop
  • Glue Shop
  • Glue stick/Stick glue Shop
  • Pen Shop
  • Scissors Shop
  • Paint Brush Shop

How to Make This Paper Plate Dog Craft with Preschoolers

Step 1: Gather Your Supplies

Gather your supplies.

Step 2: Paint the Face

Mix the burnt sienna and titanium white paint to make a light orange-brown, then paint the face of your dog.

Step 3: Add the Spot

Use burnt sienna paint to add a darker spot to one side of the face.

Step 4: Cut Out the Template Pieces

Print and cut out the template provided, then trace the pieces onto the matching papers and cut them out.

Step 5: Paint the Ears

Paint the ears with burnt sienna acrylic paint.

Step 6: Make the Eyes

Color the two small white circles with a pen, leaving a small white dot in each, then glue them onto the two bigger white ovals to make the eyes.

Step 7: Add the Face Pieces

Once the paint is completely dry, add the mouth, eyes, nose and tongue to the plate.

Step 8: Attach the Ears

Finish off your dog by gluing the ears to the back of the plate at the top of the head.

All done!

Then hang your dog paper plate craft up for all to see!

Finished paper plate dog craft with floppy brown ears and a pink tongue

We'd love to see yours! Snap a photo and share it in the comments.

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