There’s A Wocket In My Pocket Dr. Seuss Themed Paper Craft
One of our favorite Dr. Seuss books is There’s a Wocket in My Pocket!
Supplies You Will Need To Create Your Dr. Seuss Wocket In My Pocket Craft + How To:
construction paper – yellow, green and blue
scissors, glue, markers, or crayons
1. Draw a wocket character onto green construction paper and cut it out. It is best to draw it in pencil before you cut it out. If your child is 6 or older you can let them draw their own wocket. My son drew this one. Or if you aren’t good with drawing I found this template via Southern Plate.com
2. Draw some silly spiky hair on the yellow construction paper and cut it out. Use the picture shown as a guide. Glue the yellow hair onto the green wocket.
3. Draw and cut out a jean pocket in blue construction paper.
4. Now paste the wocket, hair, and pocket onto another piece of construction paper (any color will do) like the photo shown. Decorate to your liking.
5. Let your child write the title of the book inside the pocket.
6. Don’t forget to read the story as you go along!
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