Videos: Goofy Crafts

Join Miss Amy for this week's Goofy Craft and make a Silly Goose using a paper plate, feathers, plastic spoon (preferably white or another color; not clear), tape and/or glue, markers, scissors. Optional: colored paper, googly eyes, decorative "bling". 

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Miss Kate shows you how to make a Thankfulness tree! For this you will need a small flower pot or empty can, some small rocks or clay, a stick or branch, paper, ribbon, markers and scissors.

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Ms Beth shows you how to make a face with goofy leaf hair using cardstock, pencil, scissors, glue stick, real or fake leaves and crayons or markers.

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Join Miss Kim for a fun turkey craft using a paper plate, a piece of heavy paper (like the front of a cereal or cracker box), crayons or markers (especially the colors brown, orange, and red), a skein of multicolored yarn or string, googly eyes (2), scissors, tape, and glue.

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Join Ms Beth for today's Goofy Craft: Goofy Goggles!  You will need card stock or poster board, markers or crayons, glue, scissors, a ruler, tape, and ribbon or yarn.  If you have feathers, stickers or other decorative items feel free to use those too!  

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Miss Kate will show you how to make a Bat Mobile using a dowel or stick, tape, ribbon, paper, and markers.

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Miss Amy shares this week's Goofy Craft and it's a Monster!

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Join Miss Kim forthis session and create something using candy corn The items you will need are as followsblack44 yellow and green contruction paper44 crayons or markers44 glue44 scissors44 google eyes44 and a bag of candy corn This session we are also going to make a healthy candy corn snack For this you will need the followinga…

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Today's Goofy Craft is Handprint Owls with Miss Beth.  You will need construction paper or card stock (color of your choice, plus white and yellow); 2 feathers; a pencil; glue stick; black marker and scissors. 

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Join Miss Amy to make a Goofy Jellyfish! Materials needed are a paper plate, crepe paper streamers, markers or crayons, yarn and tape. 

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