Inspired by: Happytotshelf Monster Dentist Have your child stack the pieces of paper towel roll onto the stand to create their own monster! Draw monster parts on paper towel roll pieces or cut them out of paper and glue them onģ. Cut paper towel roll into pieces (I cut ours into 7 pieces)Ģ.
What you will need: paper towel roll, paper towel stand, construction paper, marker, scissors, glueġ. My son enjoyed making a variety of silly looking monsters. Who doesn’t love a good toilet paper/ paper towel roll activity? My favorite parts about this activity are how easy it is to set up and how it is made out of all repurposed household items. So, here are 6 monster activities for you and your kids to try at home. Even though he isn’t quite as obsessed with monsters anymore, I still enjoy throwing in a monster activity here and there because they are so fun and cute to make. I actually found that I really enjoyed creating these monsters as well. I have absolutely no idea where this interest came from, but I love to encourage anything that he seems passionate about so we went through a phase where we did A LOT of monster activities. He had a pair of monster pajamas that he refused to take off and he loved any activity that I created that involved monsters.
My oldest son went through a phase about a year ago, at age 2, where he was absolutely obsessed with monsters. Monster activities are probably most popular near Halloween, but around our house they are a hit anytime.
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