Let’s talk easy alligator crafts! This super simple alligator craft for kids of all ages only requires a few items like paint, glue, googly eyes, clothespins, and a couple other things you likely have on hand. It is easy enough to be used for preschool alligator crafts and older kids may want to create alligator clips for their locker so have fun making clothespin alligators at home or in the classroom!

Let’s make these cute alligator crafts!

Alligator Craft for Kids

This Alligator Clothespin Craft is a fun way to practice fine motor skills for little ones. They’ll love chomping and biting, pretending to be a scary predator.

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I used this craft for my preschooler, but this would be great for kindergarteners and even first graders. If you add a magnet to the back, you can turn this alligator craft into fridge magnets or a locker clip for older kids. This alligator craft is a new fun project that uses paint, clothes pins, markers, glue, and googly eyes!

Let’s make an alligator…or two! It is so much fun! Love this craft project.

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HOw to Make an Alligator Clothespin Craft

Here is a Quick Tutorial Video on Easy Alligator Craft

Supplies Needed For This Easy Alligator Craft

Instructions for Cute And Chompy Easy Alligator Craft

Step 1

Start by painting your clothespins with the green paint.

Step 2

Cut the foam into small strips with triangular teeth.

Step 3

Once the paint is dry, color the sides of each clothespin with the black marker, then glue the teeth onto the sides.

Step 4

Use the green marker to outline your alligator, covering up the top of the white foam.

Step 5

Add two dots on the top for the nose, then glue on the googly eyes.

Your Finished Alligator Craft

What cute alligators! Now your alligators are now ready for action!

If you want to attach a magnet on the bottom of your alligator craft, you can use it to hold important papers on the fridge or in your locker.
These fun crafts are a great way to make a fun alligator for young children. Kindergarten students and even an older preschooler will also love this fun alligator craft that is also perfect for fine motor skills practice.

Chomp, chomp!

Alligator Clothespin Craft

This Alligator Clothespin Craft is a fun way to practice fine motor skills for little ones. They'll love chomping and biting, pretending to be an alligator.

Materials

Wooden clothespins
Green paint
Green marker
Black marker
White foam or paper
Googly eyes
Glue

Tools

Hot glue gun

Instructions

Start by painting your clothespins with the green paint.
Cut the foam into small strips with triangular teeth.
Once the paint is dry, color the sides of each clothespin with the black marker, then glue the teeth onto the sides.
Use the green marker to outline your alligator, covering up the top of the white foam.
Add two dots on the top for the nose, then glue on the googly eyes.
Your alligators are now ready for action!