Looking for a fun popsicle stick craft to do with the kids over the holidays? This adorable Grinch Popsicle Stick Craft is just what you need. Cozy up and watch the movie then do the craft for a fun afternoon!
If you want a fun and festive holiday craft these Grinch Popsicle Crafts are it! Made out of supplies that are readily available this Grinch craft is quick and easy to put together and the kids will love it.
This activity is great for toddlers, preschools and early elementary aged children. The elementary aged children will be able to do most of it on their own, while the younger kids will need help assembling it!
Make an afternoon of it and read the book How the Grinch Stole Christmas and then watch the movie. My kids love both of them and are always begging to read the book or watch the movie!
What is the Grinch?
The Grinch is a character out of the Dr. Seuss book How the Grinch Stole Christmas. It’s a classic book made up of silly rhymes, made up words and wonderful characters just like you would expect from a Dr. Seuss book.
This heartwarming story about the effects of the Christmas spirit will grow even the coldest and smallest of hearts. Like mistletoe, candy canes, and caroling, the Grinch is a mainstay of the holidays, and his story is the perfect gift for readers young and old.
Supplies Needed
- Green Paint or Paint Pens
- Small Green Craft Pom Pom
- Paintbrushes
- Regular Popsicle Sticks
- Small Popsicle Sticks
- Black Marker
- Googly Eyes
- Hot Glue Gun and Glue, Elmers Glue or Glue Dots
- Green Pipe Cleaner
If you don’t have small popsicle sticks, simply break a regular sized one in half and use that.
Hot glue will dry the fastest and hold the best, but if you want your kids to assemble by themselves we recommend using Elmers Glue or Glue Dots to hold the popsicle sticks together.
Assemble the Grinch & Paint
- Evenly line up 7 regular size popsicle sticks.
- Using hot glue gun, run a line of hot glue the entire length of a small popsicle stick & press it horizontally onto one end of the 7 sticks – repeat this step on the other end as well.
- Flip the newly made board over and coat with an even layer of green paint.
- Let pain dry. It will take about 10 minutes if you do about 4 thin layers of paint.
Decorate
- Glue the eyes and nose in place.
- Using the black marker draw a smile or mouth.
- Use the pipe cleaner to form angry eyebrows and a sprig of hair and apply with glue.
Make it into an Ornament!
If you would like to make this popsicle craft into an ornament simply cut a length of baker’s twine, looping it and then securing it to the back.
More Christmas Activities!
- Grab your toilet paper rolls and make this adorable Christmas Light Painting.
- The kids love making these edible Reindeer Graham Cracker Treats.
- There’s nothing like a festive game of Christmas Charades to entertain everyone!
Have fun creating your cute Popsicle Grinch!
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Grinch Popsicle Stick Craft
Quick and easy popsicle stick craft that looks like the Grinch. Perfect for the holidays!
Materials
- Green Paint or Paint Pens
- Small Green Craft Pom Pom
- Paintbrushes
- Regular Popsicle Sticks
- Small Popsicle Sticks
- Black Marker
- Googly Eyes
- Hot Glue Gun and Glue, Elmers Glue or Glue Dots
- Green Pipe Cleaner
Instructions
- Evenly line up 7 regular size popsicle sticks.
- Using hot glue gun, run a line of hot glue the entire length of a small popsicle stick & press it horizontally onto one end of the 7 sticks - repeat this step on the other end as well.
- Flip the newly made board over and coat with an even layer of green paint.
- Let pain dry. It will take about 10 minutes if you do about 4 thin layers of paint
- Glue the eyes and nose in place.
- Using the black marker draw a smile or mouth.
- Use the pipe cleaner to form angry eyebrows and a sprig of hair and apply with glue.
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