Learn how to make a simple and fun paper plate Spider-Man mask for your child’s imaginative play. It’s perfect for young web slingers… especially preschool aged web slingers! It’s also perfect for imaginative play at home, as a birthday party craft, or even a Halloween costume.
You will need:
• 1 white paper plate
• red, black, and grey acrylic paint
• single hole punch
• yarn
• paintbrush
• scissors
• pencil
Directions:
• After gathering supplies, invite kids to draw Spider-Man’s eyes on the paper plate with a pencil or marker. Punch a hole on each side of the mask with the single hole punch. Use the scissors to cut out the eyes in the mask.
• Invite your child to paint their entire mask red. When the paint is dry, string a piece of cotton yarn or elastic thread through the holes.
• Out of paint? No problem! Invite kids to use crayons or markers instead.
• Paint an outline around the eye holes with the grey paint.
• Next, invite your child to paint the webs on the mask with the black paint.
• Allow the paint to dry completely before play! Best worn with a Spider-Man t-shirt!
Isn’t it fun? This craft is perfect for kids who love superheroes!
Source: www.kidsactivitiesblog.com.