book with this monster bookmark from One Little Project at a Time . You ’ ll need a jumbo craft stick , googly eyes , a large pom pom , pipe cleaner , craft paint , and craft glue . Paint the stick whatever color your child chooses . Glue a pom pom to the top for the monster ’ s head . Glue a googly eye onto the pom pom and cut pipe cleaner pieces for the ears ( or horns ) and glue one with the hot glue gun .
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This footprint school bus found at I Heart Arts and Crafts is a sweet keepsake that is fun for your child to make . Dip your child ’ s foot in yellow paint and make a print . Let dry , and then draw on windows , wheels , and a door .
6 . Keeping on the school bus theme , try this
school bus paper plate craft found at Glued to My Crafts . Gather your supplies : a paper plate , yellow tissue paper , black cardstock , black scrapbook letter stickers , glue , scissors , and a stapler . Cut the paper plate in half . You can make two school buses ! Cut a triangle out of the corner to give it the shape of a bus . Let your child practice his or her cutting skills by cutting the tissue paper into small squares . Squirt glue all over the plate and cover in tissue paper squares until the bus is completely covered . Let dry while your child cuts out the other pieces from the black card stock , like tires , windows , etc . Glue or staple the cardstock pieces onto the bus and have your child spell out school bus with the stickers . That ’ s it !