A lamb’s head, an owl’s eyes, the pot a leprechaun was always chasing at the end of a rainbow, and a cat’s whole body – except for his nose, eyes, and perhaps his whiskers.
A panda in patches, a snowman’s coal eyes and
top hat, an entire ant with all six legs, a penguin – except for his tummy
and beak.
A spider and even its web, a bat flapping in the night sky, and the backdrop of snow falling on a cold, winter night.
A spider and even its web, a bat flapping in the night sky, and the backdrop of snow falling on a cold, winter night.
A ladybug’s body and her spots, a witch’s hat
and dress, a zebra in splotches, a bowling ball with the holes placed to
make a triangle.
The stenciled letters on a yellow school bus,
a bumblebee’s stripes and stinger, most of a milking cow, and even the body and
antennas of a fluttering butterfly.
Santa’s belt, strips for a tiger, a birthday
card claiming someone is “over the hill," a watermelon’s seeds, Dora’s
haircut into a bob.
While I am sure there are more, these are
some of the ways you could use the black construction paper that is always
leftover from those colorful packs.
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