Kids of all ages will love this ping pong ball monster craft! Small kids, big kids, everyone will love making these funny looking monster crafts. Making monsters out of ping pong balls helps kids work on colors, textures, and fine motor skills. Whether in the classroom or at home, this ping pong ball monster craft is awesome.
How to Make Ping Pong Ball Monsters
This ping pong ball monster craft is not only fun, but it is budget friendly. Most of these items you can get at the dollar store.
But cost aside, your kids will love it. Not only will they get to play, glue, and make funny looking monsters, but they’ll get to play with them too! Promote pretend play and their imagination once they’re done crafting their silly monsters!
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Supplies Needed To Make Ping Pong Ball Monsters
Directions To Make Ping Pong Ball Monsters
Video: How To Make A Ping Pong Monster Craft
Step 1
First you will need to paint your balls. This can be a little messy but fun! Hint: Let them dry resting on a few pins pushed into a scrap of cardboard or on the empty spaces on an upside down egg carton.
Step 2
Once your painted ping pong balls are dry you can add the eyes! Use glue to attach as many (or as few) as you want!
Note: If you use hot glue an adult will have to help but they will be ready to play almost instantly!
Step 3
Next, pieces of pipe cleaners can be bent and glued on to create arms, legs, and hair.
Hint: You will need at least three legs in order for your monsters to stand up.
Step 4
After the glue is dry you’re ready to play!
I hope you and your kids have as much fun as we did with this simple monster craft. Create and play with your very own monster mash!
Why We Love This Ping Pong Monster Craft
I’m always trying to come up with fun craft projects that are also toys, these ping pong ball monsters are just that!
This monster craft is also a monster toy! While the process of creating these fun little creatures is a blast, that’s only half the fun!
Once they are dry, they provide hours of imaginative play. With just a few simple supplies you and your kids can create a whole family of friendly monsters!
And while this is a great project any time, it is a perfect Halloween craft. Our little monsters are such a cool addition to our Halloween decorations, that is when they aren’t being played with.
Ping Pong Ball Monster Craft
Kids of all ages will love this ping pong ball monster craft! Small kids, big kids, everyone will love making these funny looking monsters
Materials
- Ping Pong Balls
- Pipe Cleaners
- Googly Eyes
- Paint
- Glue (Regular Craft Glue or Hot Glue)
Instructions
- First you will need to paint your balls. This can be a little messy but fun!
- Once your painted ping pong balls are dry you can add the eyes! Use glue to attach as many (or as few) as you want
- Next, pieces of pipe cleaners can be bent and glued on to create arms, legs, and hair.
- After the glue is dry you’re ready to play!
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How did your ping pong ball monster craft turn out? Comment below, we’d love to hear from you.
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