Torn Paper Frog Craft Idea

Torn Paper Frog Craft Idea – Free Printable

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Crafts do not need to be complicated to capture a memory. If you want a simple, kid-friendly activity that builds fine motor skills while creating a sweet keepsake, this latest Torn Paper Frog craft from us is exactly what you need.

Using basic supplies like construction paper, school glue, and a pair of googly eyes, you and your little ones can easily bring this fun project to life. We even finish the design with the adorable pun, “You Make My Heart Hoppy!”

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To complete this craft, grab the free frog template file and print it onto a sturdy sheet of white paper or cardstock.

Have your kids tear the green construction paper into small pieces. This step is a lot of fun for little ones and provides excellent fine motor practice.

Squeeze a thin layer of school glue directly inside the black outline of the frog’s face on your printed page.

Ask the kids to stick their torn green paper pieces onto the wet glue. Keep adding pieces until the entire face is completely filled and textured.

Place two dots of glue on the top bumps of the frog’s head and press the googly eyes firmly into place. For an added step, add thumbprint red hearts all around the design.

Crafting this torn paper frog offers a wonderful way to spend quality time with your kids while making a sweet keepsake. These handmade treasures capture a moment in time, giving you a special memory to look back on as your children grow.

Once the glue dries, encourage your little ones to gift their masterpiece to a grandparent, teacher, or friend who needs a smile. We would also love to see how your project turned out! Snap a photo and tag us on social media so we can admire your work. Keep making those hearts hoppy!