Paper family chain

I love making these! They make fun little coloring projects and are lovely decorations for parties. All you need are paper and scissors. Here’s how

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Gather a white piece of craft paper (I used about a 1-ft x 1-ft piece) or construction paper, crayons, and scissors. Fold the paper accordion style, folding the paper back and forth. (I made each fold about 2-inches wide.) Once your paper is folded, draw your person figure. Make sure the feet reach the bottom and the arms go to the ends of the sides. Once the body is drawn, cut it out. Make sure to cut through each fold of paper. This made 6 paper dolls. If you need more, repeat the above…

Paper Chain Crafts for Kids : Instructions for Making Paper Chains & Paper Cut Dolls with with Your Children, Toddlers, and Preschoolers

You are a teacher and you want to teach the children how to make paper people holding hands. Well, we will now show you how to make paper people holding hands.

Hat tip to Deb at An Unfinished Symphony (via RevGalBlog) for the heads up on a seventh grade social studies class in Highland Park, Illinois, that is undertaking a very creative project to help end the crisis in Darfur, where since February 2003 an on-going genocide has left as many as 400,000 killed and 3.5 million driven from their homes and living in the squalor of displaced persons camps. The students hope to collect 400,000 decorated paper dolls to send to Senator Barack Obama “in…

If you've got scissors, paper and a pencil, making paper people cut outs is as easy as fold, draw and cut. Have fun experimenting with various silhouettes, sizes and paper color.

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