Making a Frog Bank
ages 3-6
Supplies
A small box, such as a pound sugar box; green construction paper; empty egg carton; glue; markers; scissors
Activity Detail
Give your child a small box such as a pound sugar box. Have him or her cover it with green construction paper and lay the box flat. Your child can now cut out four legs from the construction paper and glue them onto the sides and front. Now, remove two compartments from an egg carton to be used for eyes. Your child should first paint them green and then add black circles or googly eyes for the eyes. Glue both 'eyes' onto the top of the box near one end. Then cut a slot in front of the eyes for the coins. Your child can use a marker to incorporate the slot into a big happy smile!!
Comments
Great creative activity.
- Posted on Jun 15, 2007
Very Cute! What a great incentive for my son to save money!
- Posted on Jun 25, 2007
This is a very unique activity that can be easily modified with other colors to represent your child's favorite animal.
- Posted on Jun 28, 2007
There might be a way to modify this bank (or just to make 3 banks) so that you will have different compartments: 1 for saving, 1 for charity/giving, and 1 for spending.
- Posted on Jul 19, 2007
You could even change what kind of animal you are making.
- Posted on Aug 28, 2007
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