I bought the smaller sized poster board for the arms, legs, and white eyeball. I used normal black construction paper for the mouth and pupil.
I re-used a large piece of pink poster board that I made a Valentines Day countdown on.
I flipped the poster board over and cut out the monster on the unused side. I free handed everything, so it isn't perfect, but what monster is?! To do the 100 dots, I bought a set of plain circle dot stickers.
Kit was nice enough to let Kat help add sticker, it took them about 5 minutes to get them all exactly where they wanted them. I only took me about 10 minutes to get everything drawn and cut out. The whole 100th day of school project will only cost you about $4.
This was a fun one to do. A big plus, it was completely different from the rest of the class! All the kids loved it!
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ReplyDeleteThanks Ladies! My daughter had so much fun making this monster! The teacher and other kids loved it too! Stickers are so much easier then having to try to clue macaroni noodles or pennies, or buttons to the board!
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