The Pirate Colouring Book

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You’ll find gallant pirate captains with parrots perched on their shoulders, skull and crossbones-adorned pirate flags fluttering in the sea breeze, treasure chests overflowing with gold and gems, mysterious maps leading to hidden treasures, and much more. Using empty glass or plastic bottles, have them tear off chunks of masking tape in random sizes until the bottles’ surfaces are completely covered.

This way, when the top is lifted, it looks like the pirate is jumping from the box. 6. A Fun Pirate Desk Ornament Use these fun pirate themed worksheets and printable activities to help kids work on tracing numbers, couting, shapes, number sense, fractions, and more pirate math skills! Most children have a treasure box to squirrel away small items. But a pirate’s treasure box is extra fun. Wiggle eyes, craft feathers, and a yellow felt nose are all you need to decorate the smaller cardboard to look like his parrot. 3. On the High Seas Once the pirate is colored and cut out, it should be folded vertically in three sections. Glue the bottom section to the base of the treasure box and the top to the roof inside.

Pirate Coloring Pages

The twigs should be attached with wood glue, vertically, from the shortest to the broadest, and mounted onto a blue piece of poster board. Give each child a piece of construction paper, and have them create a flag with any type of pirate scene.

For this fun craft, have the children make paper boats, which can be done from templates or freehand, depending on which one they think is the most fun. For this fun craft, give your youngster a clear, plastic sheet cover, and have them place a layer of blue tissue paper inside.

A slot should be cut across the cup’s bottom, and the straight end of the “hook” pushed through so that your child can grasp it.