Jelly is super easy to make – you’ll need another paper plate for him, some blue paint, blue paper or card, glue and a black pen. I’d recommend cardstock over white paper if possible as you want your tusk to stand up straight!Īll you need to do now is draw in Narwhal’s eyes and a happy grin using a black marker pen and it’s done! Now it’s time to make the other part of the duo…. Once your grey paint is set you can put your paper plate Narwhal together! Glue or sellotape the flippers to the side of the body and the tail to the bottom and then cut out Narwhal’s tusk from a piece of white card stock (I used a left over bit of another paper plate) and draw some lines on it then glue it onto Narwhal’s head. Once you’ve cut all the body parts out paint them and leave them to dry. You can see all of the cut out pieces of Narwhal below to give you an idea what I mean! Start by cutting a ‘V’ shape from the bottom of your paper plate to make the main part of Narwhal’s body, keep the two small parts of paper plate that you’ve just cut off as you will need these for the next step.Ĭut one of the discarded parts in half, these will make Narwhal’s flippers.įrom the second piece cut out the bottom part of Narwhal’s tail – this should look a bit like a heart shape. To make your narwhal paper plate craft you will need a paper plate, some grey paint (I made mine by mixing some white paint with a drop of black), scissors, some glue or double sided sellotape, plain card and a black pen.

Like these crafts? Make sure that you bookmark this page or pin an image so that you can find it again later – you can make the crafts with your kids when they’ve read the books too! Paper Plate Narwhal Craft She liked it so much she then made an entire Super Narwhal book herself and took it into school as a gift for her class, I figure you can’t get much higher praise than that! When we got these books I read the first book ( Narwhal: Unicorn of the Sea) to both my kids as a bedtime story and then I discovered my son (8) reading Super Narwhal and Jelly Jolt to my daughter who is 5.

The books are about two friends that love adventures, parties and waffles (especially waffles) and they’re perfect for kids aged five and over who are progressing from picture books as they’re created as early graphic novels with loads of pictures. Narwhal and Jelly is a series of books that have just launched in the UK from Egmont Publishing.

Narwhal jelly