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SUPPLIES NEEDED TO MAKE THIS CLOTHESPIN SHARK CRAFT

• wooden clothespin• light blue or gray, white and orange

cardstock • toothpick• googly eye• blue tissue paper• tan sand paper sheets• scissors• school glue

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS CLOTHESPIN SHARK CRAFT

1. Use the shark pattern to cut the top half and the bottom fin from blue paper, and the bottom half of the shark from white paper.

2. Cut the fish from orange paper. Cut the toothpick to about 1-inch in length. Hot glue the toothpick to the back of the orange fish. Use glue stick to attach the blue fin to the white body.

3. Hot glue the the bottom of the toothpick to the back of the white body, about half an inch from the end of the mouth.

4. Glue the shark body pieces to the clothespin, starting at the spring leaving the handle end exposed.

5. Use a gray marker to draw on the gills. Glue on the googly eye.6. You will need to bend the white part of the shark a little so that when you open and close the

mouth, the small fish doesn’t hit the top of the shark.

Your kids will have fun pretending to chase the little fish and catch them in their shark’s mouth! To mix things up, feel free to cut out different shapes to make a variety of fish, dolphins, frogs and other fun animals.

HOW TO MAKE A CLOTHESPIN SHARK