Easy Polar Bear Paper Plate Craft

Learn how to make this Easy Polar Bear Paper Plate Craft with free printable templates. Perfect for toddler, preschool, and first grade aged kids.

I love this little craft because it really takes minimal supplies, can keep those little ones busy for a good half hour to an hour, and it helps them develop their motor skills while having fun.

It really is easy to make this polar bear craft with paper plates.

First I’m going to share with you a little video. Then pictures of the process, some pictures of what it looks like when the craft project is done, then I will give you a link to the free printable template, as well as a free printable how-to card that will have a supply list and instructions.

Here are the supplies laid out:

Not pictured are the scissors to cut out the eyes, ears, and mouth/nose.

Take a basic paper plate, and apply tacky or elmers glue to the plate, or to each individual cotton ball and attach them the the plate covering as much of the plate as desired with cotton balls.

Print out, and cut out the spots, eyes, mouth/nose, and ears. Assemble them with glue as needed. Keep in mind that if this craft is being made for very small children, the adult may want to do all of the cutting ahead of time so that the children can just keep creating.

Attach the ears first with glue.

Then attach the nose/mouth with glue as well.

Then attach the eyes and the “dots” are completely optional, but I think that they make it look a little cuter.

Now to enjoy and admire your Polar Bear Art Craft.

Here is the link for the free printable Polar Bear Craft template.

Make sure to click on that link and download/print the template from there.

Please keep in mind that yes, all my free printables are free, but they are for personal use only. Rights for any type of commercial use, or sales, needs to be purchased directly through me.

Wasn’t that such a fun little Polar Bear craft for kids?

I love the simplicity of this craft! Especially since it’s nearly an all-white project, that means that if a kid goes a little crazy with the glue that it’s going to dry and blend right in…which means it’s hard to mess this one up.

That’s all I have for you today folks, make sure that if you loved this craft to check out my entire crafts section.

Thanks so much for stopping by my site! If you liked what you saw, please make sure to share it via social media!

Other ways to show your support are to follow and/or interact with me on Pinterest, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, or by Subscribing To My Emails List.

If you purchase suggested products through Amazon, the cost to you remains the same, but I make a small commission on everything in your cart. Also, if you ever need to buy it again, you can always come back to my site for the link…just sayin’;).

If something was particularly helpful and you would like to donate directly to my site, you can do so via PayPal, here. I’m a single mom of four, so every little bit helps. Thanks again!~Sarah

Here are links to five of my other posts that you’re also going to love:

Pinecone Owl Winter Kid Craft

Cute Unicorn Craft For Kids

12 Winter Craft Ideas For Kids

New Years Kids Craft Noise Makers

Love Bugs Valentine’s Craft

For those of you that would like another option for a “pinnable” image for Pinterest, here you go. Thanks so much for sharing!