5. To make the eyes, sticktwo yellow balls onto theshark and flatten two tinyblack sausages ontothem for the pupils.Make two holes witha toothpick for the nostrils.Mark five lines on each sideof the shark with a piece of cardboard.

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Otherspecies

By changing

the shape of the

head, you can

make a ferocious

hammerhead.

Why not give

it a try?

6. Cut the tail andfins out from a pieceof cardboard. Stick them in placesecurely.

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1. Make a sausage pointedat one end and flat at theother.

2. Flatten another whitesausage on the lower part to color the belly. Smooth it out and blend itas best you can.

3. Open the mouth wideby placing a piece ofcardboard inside andmoving it up and down.

4. Cut some teeth outfrom a piece of whitecardboard and stick theminto the mouth opening.

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Parrot 1. Make a sausage and mold the head and tailshapes, narrowing the tail. Flatten a differentcolored ball on each side of the head.

2. Stick on two black balls for the eyes. You canmake the beak with two different sized sausages,curved and narrowed at the ends. Flatten andnarrow two sausages for the wings. Mark the tailfeathers with a toothpick.

3. Use your fingers to create the wing texture.Place your parrot on amodeling clay branch andgive it some claws madefrom small sausages. 2

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1. Roll out a long thinsausage. Makea point at oneend for the tail.Round off theother end tomake the head.

2. For the eyes,stick two littleblack balls onsmall sausages.Make the nostrilswith a toothpick.

3. Open the mouth with a pieceof cardboard. Then press apiece of mesh over the bodyfor the scales. Lastly, bend itinto an S-shape.

Colorful snakes

There are many different types of

snakes, with very different colors and

markings. Instead of the texture,

you could make colored patches.

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Hen 1. Make a sausage rounded at the topand flat at the bottom. Join it to a halfball molded into a moon-shape with a toothpick.

2. Secure the join with yourfingers. Mold the tip of the tail.

3. Stick on a small conefor the beak. Use two flat modeling clay ovalsfor the wings. Cut out a cardboard crest andstick it into the head.

5. To make the legs, cut out twotriangles from a sheet of modelingclay and stick them into the bodywith the help of toothpicks. Alsostick some feathers in the tail.

6. To finish off, use a toothpick to mark the toes on the feet and the feather texture.

4. Open the mouth with a piece ofcard. Stick two red balls underneaththe beak for the jowl. Use two smallblack balls for the eyes.

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6. Cut out six pieces of plastic tube for thelegs and stick three intoeach side. If yourladybird is vain, you canmake some eyelashesfrom small strips ofcardboard.

4. Use a toothpick to mark a line along the middle of its back. Open its mouthwith a piece of cardboard.

5. A little ball will make the nose. Make the antennae from two pieces offishing line with little balls at the ends.

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Ladybird1. Make two balls,one red and the otherblack. Cut off thebases and sides ofthe balls, as shown in the picture.

2. Join the two piecestogether with a piece of toothpick.

3. Make some eyes and stickthem onto the head. Flattensome black balls to cover the body with spots.

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