Monkey Handprint Craft

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monkey handprint craft

Got a little wild one who loves animals, glue sticks, and turning their hands into works of art? This monkey handprint craft is about to be your new go-to. It’s ridiculously cute, preschooler-approved, and turns one messy afternoon into a fridge-worthy masterpiece (with a tail, of course).

We’re talking construction paper, googly eyes, and the kind of giggles that only happen when your kid realizes they’re about to become a monkey. The best part? It’s simple. No fancy supplies, no perfection needed—just a chubby little handprint and some jungle-sized imagination.

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Your Handprint Monkey-Making Toolkit

  • Brown construction paper (light and dark) Shop
  • White construction paper Shop
  • Pink construction paper Shop
  • Black construction paper Shop
  • Black Marker Shop
  • Glue Stick Shop
  • Pencil Shop
  • Scissors Shop

How to Make This Monkey Handprint Craft

Step 1: Gather Your Supplies

Gather colored paper, glue stick, scissors, and a pen.

Step 2: Cut Out the Pieces

Cut out all the monkey template pieces, including the handprint.

Step 3: Make the Face

Glue the light brown face piece onto the dark brown head shape.

Step 4: Attach the Head

Attach the head to the thumb side of the handprint.

Step 5: Add the Tail

Add the curly tail to the opposite side of the handprint.

Step 6: Assemble the Mouth

Assemble the mouth by gluing the pink tongue onto the black and white piece.

Step 7: Add the Mouth and Eyes

Glue the mouth and eyes onto the monkey’s face.

Step 8: Draw the Pupils

Draw black pupils inside the eyes with the pen.

All done!

Your cheeky monkey is ready to hang out!

Completed monkey handprint craft shown on white background.

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