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You are here: Home / Art Projects By Age / 5 - 8 / How To Make A Watermelon

How To Make A Watermelon

Today we’re learning how to make a watermelon! This is a really simple construction paper cutout, even for younger artists.

You’ll need red, green (2 sheets), and black construction paper. You’ll also need scissors, glue stick, black marker, and oil pastels (white, light and dark green).

Watch How To Make A Watermelon



Filed Under: 5 - 8, 8 And Older, Cutout Projects, Food, July 4th, Summer, Under 5 Tagged With: construction paper, Cutout, summer, watermelon

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