Monster Toss

this is a step-by-step project. make sure students have a go-to activity for breaks. this also allows time for one-on-one troubleshooting.

Supplies

Cardboard or foam core

Glues

Tapes

lLts of colorful crafty bits!

tools

Scissors or craft knife

Hot Glue Gun

hands-on project

Let's make it.

01

sketch your monster on a sheet of foam core or cardboard.

Use this for any tips or call-outs. Copy and paste as necessary.

02

cut the area for the mouth, large enough for your bean bags!

03

decorate and give it *lots* of personality!

04

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TA-DA!

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