Shoe box puppet theatre

All you need for this DIY shadow puppet theater is a cardboard box, parchment paper, stick figures and a little imagination!

diy little cardboard box theatre...

so excited about how this little project turned out! we started making some popsicle stick puppets recently for arlo so i thought a whole little stage would be really fun. i left the inside of the …

This whimsical mermaid shoebox puppet theatre is a fun homemade toy for the mermaid-obsessed kid, and a great summer craft. We also have a craft video for this mermaid craft to walk you through every step of the way and a Mermaid Printable! #shoeboxcrafts #mermaidcraft #DIYpuppet #mermaidprintable

A tutorial from the Rainbow Factory to teach you how to make a Shoe Box Theatre with a Little Red Riding Hood set and characters. It also includes a script, printables and some worksheets for the little imagineers. #Craft #ArtsandCrafts #Art #Children #Activity #Storybook #FairyTale #RedRidingHood #LittleRedRidingHood #Drama #Puppets #blog #RainbowFactory #SomewhereOverTheRainbowFactory

Pipe cleaner teddy bears at the shoebox movie theater

Bored at the end of a looooooooonnnggg school holidays? Try this shoebox dollhouse for a few hours of fun.

Simple tutorial to create take along finger puppet theater with storage from shoe box.

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One of the first more elaborate projects I remember doing with my daughter was making a puppet theater. We took a cardboard box (our favorite toy around here) and painted it and made curtains from scraps of cloth. She had a blast using her finger puppets for the show, and later setting up toy figure

Looking for an easy fall craft for toddlers and kids? Make these simple popsicle stick puppets with a cardboard theater - all from materials you have.

Looking for fun, inexpensive kids' crafts? Learn how to make fantastic paper puppets and shoe box theaters with supplies found around the house.

Shoe box theatre, just cut slots along to sides of the box, add some curtains, make some scenery, then add your figures by sticking them to straws and sliding them through the slots in the side of the box.

I don't know about you, but I am always looking for ways to get kids excited about writing. I believe this idea came from a Highlights magazine I read as a child in the early 80's. The craft must have made a lasting impression, because the idea recently resurfaced in my brain after all of those years.

Create your own shadow puppet theater out of a cardboard box.