Imaginations run wild with these colorful, decorative windsocks. Read stories about wild animals to fuel kids' creative ideas!
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Read stories about your favorite wild animals. Look at pictures for ideas so you can show one on your Wild Windsock.
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Did you know that many tales about wild animals just aren't true? The King of the Jungle doesn't live in a jungle. Lions live on grassy plains. Lionesses (females) in the pride do all the hunting. Do you want to show a ferocious animal on your windsock? How about a hippopotamus with its mouth open wide in warning (it's not a yawn)? Or a ferocious ostrich? These birds kick with their strong legs when challenged. They do not bury their heads in the sand.
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On construction paper, draw a face of a wild animal using Crayola® Crayons. Roll the paper lengthwise in a tube. Glue the ends together with a Crayola Glue Stick.
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With Crayola Scissors, cut thin construction paper strip fringe for the windsock tail. Glue the strips to the bottom of the paper roll. Cut a wider paper strip for a handle. Glue the handle to the top of the windsock. Hang it indoors for a delightful decoration.
Imaginations run wild with these colorful, decorative windsocks. Read stories about wild animals to fuel kids' creative
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