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Toilet Paper Roll PenguinBuilding Materials:• empty toilet paper rolls

• black, white, and orange construction paper

• penguin templates

• tape

• stick glue

• scissors

• hole punch

• black marker

• yellow feathers (optional)

Directions:

1. Print and cut out the penguin

templates.

2. Wrap the black construction paper

around the toilet paper roll and glue in

place.

3. Glue the white belly (upside-down “U”

shape) on the penguin.

4. Punch two holes in a white piece of

paper. Draw a small black dot in the

center of each circle. Glue the circles

on for eyes.

5. Cut a small triangle out of the orange

construction paper for the bill. Glue it

on the penguin under the eyes.

6. Glue one black wing on each side of

the penguin. Glue just the top of the

wing and fold the bottom of the wing

to make it stand out.

7. Tape or glue the two feet inside the

tube and fold outwards.

8. Optional: Cut two small pieces of a

yellow feather and tape inside the top

of the roll for a crest. (We left this off

for the STEM challenge.)© Stephanie Trapp

Toilet Paper Roll Penguins: Body Print on black paper

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Toilet Paper Roll Penguins: Belly Print on white paper

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Toilet Paper Roll Penguins: Wings Print on black paper

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Toilet Paper Roll Penguins: Feet Print on orange paper

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