Note: There are three triangles, one circle, and one tail for each
child.
- Punch out the parts. Use tempera paint to paint the front of
the paper any color you wish. Let it dry.
- Stuff the paper bag with newspaper or other scraps of paper. Staple
or tape the end of the bag shut.
- To make eyes, put the two larger circle stickers on the circle
face. Put the smaller circle stickers on the larger ones to make
pupils for the eyes.
- Fold the triangles in half lengthwise to make horns. Put glue
on just the two corners of one horn and glue it below the eyes.
Glue the two remaining horns in the same manner above the eyes.
- Put glue on the back of the face and glue it to the front of the
paper plate, letting some of the paper plate stick up over the top
of the face, as shown in the sketch. Put glue on the back of the
paper plate and glue it to the closed end of the paper bag.
- Fold back the rounded part of the tail on the fold line and glue
it to the end of the paper bag opposite the head.
- Put glue on the bottom of each of the souffle cups. Attach them
to the corners of the bottom of the triceratops' body to make feet
for it to stand on.
Simplified Version: Cut the triangles in half rather than folding
them and glue one half of each triangle flat on the face to make horns.
