With lots of weather warnings for the weekend we thought you might enjoy another SCRAPtastic wet weather craft from fairandfunky!
All you need to make a SCRAPtastic Shark Catcher is:
an old plastic bottle,
scrap paper,
bottle tops,
string
and glue.
Make sure your plastic bottle is clean and then carefully cut the bottom off! Then, cut a triangle out from each side of the bottle. To make the teeth, make each edge of your triangle zig-zaggy! (a very technical term!)
Half of your bottle then needs to be covered in white, the other half in blue to create a scary shark! You can use old magazines, or scrap envelopes for this. Don’t forget to add an eye.
To turn your shark into a simple catcher – pierce a hole through the bottle top, thread a long piece of string through and tie a knot on the underside of the bottle top to secure it. Replace the cap!
On the other end of your string you need to add a fish! In after school club we made a fish by threading 4 plastic bottle tops onto the other end of the string. These were then wrapped in paper, before adding fishy features!
And there you have it! A scary shark catcher game!
For other wet weather crafts see previous blogs: