How do you make a paper snake step by step?

STEPS

1Draw a spiral line. On a sheet of paper, start drawing a spiral beginning at the center going outwards.
2Create four or more loops.
3Draw a snake’s head.
4Draw eyes and a tongue.
5Emphasize the lines.
6Decorate and color the snake.
7Cut out the snake.
8Color the bottom side.

How do you make a snake chain?

Cut your construction paper into strips and then in half lengthwise. Roll a strip for the head and tape it into a circle. Thread the next strip through the first, roll and tape to secure. Continue until your snake is as long as you would like it.

How to make a snake out of paper chain?

For each medium-length snake you’ll need: To make a longer snake print out more of the body links. Cut: Cut out the top and tummy links out and place in one pile. Place the side links in a separate pile. Cut the head and tail out and save for last. Make the body: Create a paper chain alternating one “top and tummy” link with each “side link”.

How to make a paper chain with construction paper?

– Cut your construction paper into strips. I layered mine and only had to cut once. I held the paper landscape-oriented and cut 4 strips from each. – Have your child make a paper chain by first making one complete circle. Use the glue to hold the ends together. – Next, thread another strip of paper through the first circle, and glue the ends shut.

How do you make a snake out of a triangle?

Cut one large and one small rounded triangle out of the other sheet of green card stock. Glue the large triangle onto the end of the paper chain for the snakes’s head. Glue the small triangle onto the other end of the paper chain for the snakes’s tail. Glue the googly eyes onto the large triangle.

How do you make a paper Python?

Let’s make one so you can have your own “pet” paper python. Print out the snake you wish to make. For each medium-length snake you’ll need: To make a longer snake print out more of the body links. Cut: Cut out the top and tummy links out and place in one pile. Place the side links in a separate pile. Cut the head and tail out and save for last.