Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Construction Craft
There is a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle movie coming, and the television show is quite popular with my son and his father. Since Keith grew up in the 80s and 90s, he can fondly recall his love for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and decided to make a craft with Korey. He made a great project for 2-3 year old children, however this base for the craft can be expanded to any creativity at any age. Really great if you have scrap papers lying around looking for a project to use them on.
Supplies for TMNT paper craft:
- 2 sheets of green construction paper
- 2 sheets of green foam paper (depending on the size of your turtle)
- 1 sheet each of: orange, blue, purple and red foam paper for the turtles masks.
- 1 sheet of black construction paper and 1 sheet of white construction paper.
- Glue
- Scissors
1. Trace a turtle head on green construction paper. Keith used a cup to trace the turtle head, you want the lower part of the head slightly bigger than the top portion.
2. Cut oval shapes out of green foam paper.
3. Cut colored mask the width of the top head at the widest part out of the various colored pages.
4. Using left over pieces or if needed cut small square and then shape into ends for mask and glue.
5. Cut out mouth from black construction paper glue onto turtle head. Glue nose onto mouth leaving an inch of the mouth showing.
6. Cut out pupils.
7. Cut out eyes. Glue onto mask and glue pupils on.
8. Repeat with other colors!
Super easy, even I could do it with Korey and not have a problem! Korey is doing a lot of work with glue and cutting, getting down his fine motor skills. We also found it easy to cut multiples of everything and store them for easy craft making again just by pulling out the pieces. Hope you and your kids enjoy this Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle craft for kids!
What a great craft! My boys would’ve loved this when they were younger. I love that your husband was crafting with your son:)
These are adorable! Great job!
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kids still like these?? how cute!!
These are so cute! I am bookmarking this for my boys and I to try on our next no school day! Thank you!
l can use this for a kids party
The guys look funny)) I loved the cartoon as a kid!)
wow that was amazing, my son likes to teenage mutant ninja alike his father. his father just being a fan of teenage mutant ninja since he young. Thank you for sharing how to make crafts teenage mutant ninja. love it ..
I was interesting in teenage mutant ninja turtles art and craft for my baby party where can I buy it at
Hi Shauntelle! Unfortunately this craft is made of the materials shown and not sold anywhere, however if you are really interested in purchasing everything to make it and would like a kit with all the materials you can contact me :livingoffloveandcoffee@gmail.com
These are such fun, My kids would have loved these when they were smaller, – what am I saying they’d probably still like them now!
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Thank you so much! I think there are many ways to make this adaptable to different ages to make it more fun and interactive.
Love the TMNT crafts! So cute! Thank you for sharing it with us #pintorials
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How fun and adorable! Thank you so much for sharing this craft with us at the Inspire Me Mondays Link Up!
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These are so cute! My daughter loves TMNT. This will be a fun craft to do with her this summer. Thanks for linking them up at the Happy Home Life party.
These are really cute! I almost wish I still taught Kindergarten because they’d be so much fun! Thanks so much for sharing at Share The Wealth Sunday!
xoxo
Lisa
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Max would love to make these with me.
My son is a huge TMNT fan and would love this craft! Thanks for sharing it at #made4kids link party. We look forward to seeing you this Sunday starting at 10pm EST.