Horton Hears A Who Elephant Ears Template

This Horton Hears a Who! craft is easy to make and features the adorable elephant from the beloved Dr. Seuss book. Your kids will have a blast making the Horton paper bag puppet.

Everyone's an Elephant! Photocopy this page and hand one out to each child. Have the children decorate their elephant ears with crayons and markers. Then cut the ears out and set them aside.

Next, fold a sheet of construction paper in half the long way a few times to make it strong, and staple it to secure the paper. Now staple the ears to the band, leaving at least 5" of band between the. Learn how to make an easy Horton Hears a Who craft from one of the beloved Dr.

Seuss books. Instant download of a free template! Recently we've been making more than a few Dr.

Seuss crafts for kids. Today, we're sharing everyone's favorite elephant, Horton! This fun Horton Hears A Who printable puppet craft is a great activity to make during Read Across America week, on Dr. Seuss's birthday on March 2nd, or any time the mood strikes you.

We love how sweet and determined poor old Horton is and knew he'd make. Horton Hears a Who Craft Instructions: Step 1: Select gray-colored craft paper for the elephant (Horton), and trace the template pattern on it. Cut out the traced pattern using scissors.

Step 2: Attach the head (medium circle), and the feet cut outs with the body cut out (big circle). Step 3: Next, attach the ears and the trunk to complete the elephant paper craft. Horton hears hears a who!everyone's an elephant! The ears and trunk will be printed directly on colored paper so only 1 paper plate will be needed to make horton.

🖌️ How To Make a Dr. Seuss Horton Bag Puppet Step 1: Download and print out the Horton Hears A Who template. Step 2: Cut all the pieces out and set them aside.

Bring alive the lovable elephant from Dr Seuss in this Horton Hears a Who Quilled Paper Craft! With a free template, this is perfect for Dr Seuss Day! National Reading Day on March 2 is also a day for Dr. Seuss birthday celebrations.

After reading Horton Hears a Who together, construct this book inspired project as a special keepsake. You'll love how little prep work is required to create this cute elephant!