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Puppet Making Materials

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Puppet Making Materials

Colourful puppet making materials

🎭 Part 1: About Puppets

1. What is a puppet?

A toy that moves by itself

A figure used to tell stories

A type of book

2. Why do people use puppets? Tick all that are correct.

For storytelling

For entertainment

For cooking dinner

For teaching

3. Circle the materials that can be used to make puppets:

paper     rocks     fabric     cardboard     ice     string

🧵 Part 2: Material Properties

4. Sort these materials into SOFT or HARD. Write each word in the correct box.

Materials: fabric, cardboard, string, wooden stick, googly eyes, plastic spoon

SOFT Materials:

HARD Materials:

5. Which material would be best for puppet hair?

Wooden stick

String

Plastic spoon

6. Fill in the blanks:

Fabric feels __________ and cardboard feels __________.

✂️ Part 3: My Puppet Design

7. Draw your puppet design in the box below:
8. What materials will you use to make your puppet? List at least 3:

1. _____________________

2. _____________________

3. _____________________

9. Why did you choose these materials? Explain your thinking:
10. What will your puppet be used for?

Telling a story

Playing with friends

Both storytelling and playing

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