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Monster Feet for Halloween!

by on Oct 28th, 2011

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Halloween is coming up and a lot of people around the world are ready to celebrate Halloween. However, we don’t celebrate it as much here in the Philippines. Still, who says we can’t get it a little with the Halloween cheer right? I personally love the occasion but I don’t want to go against the culture of our school as well. So, here’s what we ended up with!

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What you will need:

  • Two identical tissue boxes
  • Colored paper/cartolina
  • Crepe paper/ colored tissue paper cut into smaller pieces
  • Feather
  • Drawing/print out of giant toes
  • Glue
  • Scissors

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What you will do:

Step 1: Wrap the tissue box with some bright colored paper/ cartolina

 

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Step 2: Make the opening a little bigger so the kids can put their feet inside

The clear plastic came with the tissue box

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Step 3: Let the kids color the print-out toes and glue them on the boxes

 

 

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Step 4: Start pasting the crepe paper/colored tissue paper

 

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Step 5: Add some feathers for a creepy effect

 

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Step 6: Let it dry

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Step 7: It’s MONSTER time!!

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!

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Cheryl Golangco is a preschool teacher and the owner/ editor-in-chief of LittleRunningTeacher.com. On weekdays, she could be found teaching her little tots while Sundays are her workout days. She easily enjoys simple things and loves experiencing new things! Her blog is simply a way for her to share these experiences with people. Besides her blog, she also contributes various articles to WhenInManila.com. Follow her on Twitter

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  • Reply » Suzanne October 28, 2011

    So cute and funny! I can hear the giggles from here.

  • Reply » Dawood October 29, 2011

    It is really fantastic,i can certainly make it with my kid.thanks.

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