How to Make A Penguin

(Easy Activity) How to Make A Penguin

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This tutorial is How to Make A Penguin! Winter is a slushy season, making us tremble in cold and giving us Goosebumps. We love this season for skating and we also love visiting snow animals in zoos, such as penguins!

To keep you loving penguins, we have decided to make penguins in this tutorial and for you to learn to make winter crafts. This will be a cute penguin book worm and will be very helpful. You can fit it into a book page and the next time you open the book, you will not be confused about where you left reading.

How to Make A Penguin

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We also love watching penguin movies like ‘Happy Feet’. They are the fastest swimming and the deepest diving birds which is quite surprising!

WHAT YOU NEED:

  • Black, orange, and white paper
  • Glue
  • Scissor
  • Black marker
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Step 1:

Now cut a piece of black paper, like a square; we have cut the paper of 15cm.Step 2:Now fold the paper into a triangle like done in the illustration.

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Step 2:

Simply fold the paper from the center to make a triangle.

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Step 3:

Now fold the paper; grab the bottom two corners and fold them upwards like done in the illustration

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Step 4:

Now open the shape back like it was in Step 2. It will form a few lines on the folded triangle.

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Step 5:

Now take one of the top corners, fold it in triangle made in previous step, it will again form a triangle by matching the sides perfectly. Repeat the same process on the other side as well, In no time, it will form a penguin bookworm.

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Step 6:

Now insert the two bottom corners in the triangle you folded in Step 5. Do this for both the corners. You can see that a bookworm shape has been already formed.

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Step 7:

Now rotate the bookworm so that the top corner is now facing downwards.

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Step 8:

Now fetch the white piece of paper and mark and cut out two circles, about the shape of a usual cartoon eye. Using a black marker, color the pupil of the eye by marking a smaller circle inside.

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Step 9:

Now take your white sheet again and make out the bottom shape of a tie, like the one we have drawn and cut out in the illustration.

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Step 10:

Cut out feet of the penguin using orange paper and scissors. Don’t forget to cut the nose of the penguin.

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Step 11:

After cutting, now glue the white shape you cut in Step 9 and paste it on the feet, making the vertices and sides match perfectly. Also, paste the orange triangle nose for the penguin. The last step is to paste the feet of the penguin to both side.

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See how quickly you have learned how to make a penguin. Now you can keep it in your story books or can use in your school books to mark the page.

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