Project Discipline: Crafts Ages: All ages Difficulty level: easy Supplies: paper, scissors, pen or pencil It's Monday and time to have some FUN and try something new. Thanks to 4-H leader, Jill Hayden, for the photos & instructions. First, gather your supplies. Any type, style, color, or size paper will do. Extra bonus points if you use recycled paper, like newspapers or magazines!
Fold in half along your original fold, so the flaps and folded parts are facing in. Time for the tail! Take the long thin tip and fold up at a right angle. Give it a sharp crease. Unfold the whale, and the tail, so the folds lay flat on your surface. Fold the tail upwards and fold the whale back in half so the pointy tail sticks straight up! Finally, make a small cut at the top of the tail along the middle crease, and fold down. Draw your facial features and customize as you please! You can even make a whole pod, complete with babies! Don't forget to share a photo of your whales with us on the Alaska 4-H facebook page.
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