Bowl Dinosaur

45 minutes This should take about 45 mins

You will need:

  • An old plastic bowl
  • An old newspaper
  • Sticky tape
  • Some PVA glue
  • Some paint
  • Kitchen rolls
  • Googly eyes (you can get these from an arts and crafts shop)
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Part 1

Gather together all the things that you need to make the Bowl Dinosaur. Take the newspaper and roll it into a small dumpy sausage shape. You don't have to be too neat. Then stick it together with some sticky tape. Make sure you have permission from an adult to use the plastic bowl. Place the rolled up newspaper in the bowl to make the first leg, then repeat three more times so the dinosaur has 4 legs. Make sure the legs are the same size so that the dinosaur stands up. Now stick all of the legs to the bowl in a square.

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