Little Hiawatha
Difficulty: Easy
This is a little Indian boy, it's great for Thanksgiving. You can use it as part of a table centerpiece.
What you'll need:
- 6 pieces of brown paper -- for head, two arms, two feet, and body
- Scissors
- Red, blue, and yellow paper -- for feathers, any color will do!
- Black and red crayons
- Short strip of scrap paper - for head band
- Elmer's glue
How to make it:
- Take one of the brown pieces of paper and cut it into a head shape. Take your black crayon and draw two eyes and a nose.
- Put two pieces of brown paper together. Draw a short little arm with your black crayon. While holding the two pieces together, equally, cut along your black line.
- Put two pieces of brown paper together. Draw a nice size foot with your black crayon. While holding the two pieces together, equally, cut along your black line.
- Take your red, blue, and yellow pieces, and your short strip of scrap paper. You glue your red, blue and yellow pieces onto the strip. Leave the strip down for a moment to dry. Then, pick up the strip and take the end of the right piece and the end of the left piece and glue one side. Overlapping them, put them together.
- Take your sixth piece of brown paper and cut it into an oval. Then, take your red crayon and make a skirt on the oval at the bottom.
- Glue the feet, head, and arms onto the oval.
- Glue the strip of scrap paper around the head.
- You've got Little Hiawatha!!

