In Like A Lion, Out Like A Lamb
by Lorie Hill
Recently, I was thinking of some lion and lamb crafts we did last March and I decided that we should make some masks with Mia this year. Here is how they turned out.March roars in like a lion
So fierce,
The wind so cold,
It seems to pierce.
The month rolls on
And Spring draws near,
And March goes out
Like a lamb so dear.
So fierce,
The wind so cold,
It seems to pierce.
The month rolls on
And Spring draws near,
And March goes out
Like a lamb so dear.
{Finished Masks by Mia, Age 4} |
Materials for Lion Mask:
- small paper plate
- glue
- yellow marker
- red crayon or marker
- craft stick
- scissors
- orange feathers
- yellow and pink craft foam hearts
- masking tape
Directions:
- Use scissors to cut out two circles for eye openings, roughly the size of a quarter.
- Use a marker (or crayon or colored pencil) to color the back side of the plate yellow (or tan or brown.)
- Glue on a pink craft foam heart for a nose. (You could also use a bead, pom pom, or construction paper cut in a triangle shape.)
- For ears, glue two small pink craft foam hearts in the centers of two larger yellow craft foam hearts. Glue yellow hearts onto paper plate. (You could also use construction paper cut into hearts, circles, or semi-circles or you could draw the ears onto the plate with markers.)
- Draw a mouth using a red marker, crayon, or colored pencil. (Or if you are like Mia, use a Cray-Pas.)
- Tape a craft stick to the undecorated side of your paper plate to make a handle for your mask.
- Apply a ring of glue around the outside edge of the paper plate. Add orange feathers (or yarn, pipe cleaners, or construction paper strips) for the lion's mane.
- Once all glue is dry, enjoy using your mask!
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