How to Make a Construction Paper Beak

How to Make a Construction Paper Beak
Published: Jul 13, 2010
Updated: Feb 23, 2021
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Children are creative by nature and will play with something they have made themselves. Making a construction paper beak is a good craft project to go along with a school lesson or just as a creative session on a rainy day. Teaching children to make a bird beak mask out of construction paper will help them learn about birds as part of a school lesson and will also give them a toy to play with.

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Things You'll Need:

Things You Will Need

  • Scissors
  • Hole Punch
  • String
  • Glue
  • Construction Paper
  • Fold one corner of a sheet of orange or yellow construction paper to the opposite side, matching up the edges evenly. You should have a triangular flap and about 2 inches of paper sticking out from the bottom on one side.

    Cut off the 2 inches of paper that sticks out from the triangle. Unfold the triangle from bottom to top so that it looks like a diamond shape with a horizontal crease through the middle.

    Put glue along two bottom edges of the diamond. Fold the triangle down along the crease again and press the edges together. Let the glue dry for a few minutes.

    Fold the triangle in half from left to right. Crease well and unfold the paper. Make sure the crease forms a peak and the top edge of the triangle is still the folded edge.

    Fold the top edge of the triangle down about 1/2 inch. Crease well. Punch a hole in both sides of the triangle under the small flap you just made.

    Cut two pieces of string 1 foot long. Tie an end of one of the strings through the hole in one side of the triangle. Tie an end of the other piece of string through the other hole. Wear your construction paper beak mask by placing the folded edge over your nose and tying the two pieces of string together behind your head

    Warnings:

    • Make sure children are capable enough to use scissors and hole punches.

    References

    Karren Doll Tolliver

    Karren Doll Tolliver holds a Bachelor of English from Mississippi University for Women and a CELTA teaching certificate from Akcent Language School in Prague. Also a photographer, she records adventures by camera, combining photos with…

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