Orca Activity Sheets
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Make an Orca Envelope Hand Puppet
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All you need is an envelope, piece of paper, scissors, glue and a black pen and/or colouring pencil (Orca Kids, make sure you are doing this with the help of an Orca Adult!):
1) Draw a dorsal and pectoral fin on your piece of paper, as well as an orca tail and cut them out. 2) Placing the envelope with the opening at the bottom, stick the dorsal fin halfway along the top of the sealed edge and the pectoral fin opposite along the bottom open edge (both fins pointing in the same direction). 3) Glue the tail on the side that both fins are pointing towards, halfway down. 4) On the opposite side from the tail, draw the orca's smile and eye, with an eye patch just behind the eye and a saddle patch behind the dorsal fin. 5) Lastly, draw a line all the way across the bottom of the envelope, level with the top of the pectoral fin - this is the orca's white belly. 6) Colour your orca in (they are usually black and white, but you can use any colours you like). 7) Well done - you are now ready to wear your orca hand puppet! |
Orca Aware Kids Activities in Sea Urchins Magazine
Follow through to the Sea Urchins website for even more activities!
"A life-long love of nature, teaching and conservation has led me to create this magazine on the importance of sea-conservation and what we need to do to look after our beautiful oceans," Sea Urchins founder and editor speaks of her inspiration behind this fantastic new children's magazine. And now kids can learn about orca too, with Orca Aware and Sea Urchins.
Orca Aware would like to thank Moana Matron Designs for their orca design.
