Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tail (FSPDT): Marshmallow Print Caterpillar

Marshmallow Print Caterpillar

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In honor of Eric Carle's birthday we made heart shaped marshmallow print caterpillars.  Simple book inspired craft for kids. My 5 yr and 3 yr LOVE The Very Hungry Caterpillar.  So much so, that we are on our second year watching live caterpillars transform into butterflies.  The boys loved the idea of this from the book so much we had to see it for ourselves.  We not only enjoy bugs but crafts too.  This was a fun print making activity for the kids and I just love how it turned out.


Marshmallow Print Caterpillar


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Marshmallow Print Caterpillar


What we used:

Crayola Washable Kids Paint set of 10 Bottles (2 fl oz/59mL)

Kraft, Jet-Puffed, Strawberry Marshmallows, 10oz Bag

Array Card Stock, 8.5"x11", White, 100 Sheets/Pkg


Marshmallow Print Caterpillar

What we did:

Add paint to paper plate. We used red and green.


Marshmallow Print Caterpillar


Dip marshmallow in paint and print.  We did one red followed by green.

Marshmallow Print Caterpillar

We left them to dry.  They then sat on my desk for a month...  And the time finally came, or I found them, to finish turning them into caterpillars.  I used sharpies and just drew on feet and eyes.


Marshmallow Print Caterpillar


Simple, fun, and cute Caterpillar Craft for the Kids.



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1 comment:

  1. This looks like such a cute and easy craft to do. I am definitely going to try this with my active 2 year old daughter.

    Thanks!
    Sara

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