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It lists simple supplies and provides step-by-step instructions to form the puppet’s mouth, tongue, eyes, nostrils, and spikes using felt or fun foam. 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Pencil  \nTwo googly eyes  \nRed and Black felt or fun foam  \nColored felt or fun foam to match your sock (for the spikes)  \nScissors  \nLow temp glue gun and glue (regular glue will work, but the puppet will not hold together for as long)  \nInstructions:  \no Put the sock on your or your child’s hand and wiggle the sock around so that it forms a mouth for your puppet. Make a mark with your pencil of where the inside of the mouth is – this will help you glue the tongue on later.  \no Decide how long you want your sock puppet to be on your arm and make a small mark there with a pencil as well. (You’ll need to cut at least an inch off the bottom to form the arms later.)  \no Take the sock off and trim off some of the sock the open end of the sock where you drew your line. Save this scrap you just cut off for later.  \no Cut the red felt or fun foam into a triangle. Glue the red felt inside the mouth, where you marked earlier. This will be your puppet’s tongue.  \no Put the sock back on and make two marks on the top of puppet where you want the eyes to go. Take the sock off and glue the two googly eyes on the top of the puppet where you marked.  \no Cut out two small circles using the black felt or fun foam to form the nostrils of your dinosaur. Put your sock puppet back on and make two small marks toward the front of your fingers where the nostrils will go. Take the sock off and glue the nostrils where you made the marks.  \no Try the sock on one last time and decide where you want your spikes to go in the middle, down the dinosaur’s “back” and how many spikes you’d like to fit on your puppet.  \no Cut triangles out of the felt or fun foam that you have picked to make your dinosaur spikes. You’ll need two triangles per spike. Make as many as you need for as many spikes as you’d like.  \no For each spike, glue two triangles together, just at the top, leaving the bottom part open. This will allow you to glue the spike onto the sock and still have it stand up.  \no Glue the spikes onto the marks you made on the dinosaur’s “back” by opening up the bottom a little bit and pressing them into place. Repeat for as many spikes as you made.  \no Take the scrap from the bottom of the sock  \nthat you cut earlier and cut it once to make one long piece. Then, cut that long piece in half.  \no Roll half of that piece into itself and glue it in place to form one dinosaur arm. Remember, we’re making a T-Rex so the arms should be short, if it’s too long trim it to the desired length. Repeat with the other half of scrap.  \no Glue these two “arms” onto the front in the middle of your puppet.  \no (If using regular glue, slip your sock puppet over a drinking glass and allow it time to dry.)  \no Enjoy your own pet dinosaur!  \nResources  \nDinosaur Sock puppet craft and photos – [allkidsnetwork.com:](allkidsnetwork.com:)  \n[http://www.allkidsnetwork.com/crafts/animals/dinosaurs/dinosaur-sock-puppet.asp](http://www.allkidsnetwork.com/crafts/animals/dinosaurs/dinosaur-sock-puppet.asp)  \nTyrannosaurus Res Coloring page – [firstpalette.com:](firstpalette.com:)  \n[http://www.firstpalette.com/tool_box/printables/dinosaur-cretaceous.html](http://www.firstpalette.com/tool_box/printables/dinosaur-cretaceous.html)  \nWe Love Hearing from you, your students, and your children!  \nPlease send any thoughts or appreciation letters to:  \n302 W Latham St  \nPhoenix, AZ 85003  \n[info@azpuppets.org](info@azpuppets.org)","cbCaiuskZdMBBUJL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuskZdMBBUJL","pdf",241790,"English","# Make Your Own Pet Dinosaur Sock Puppet\n## Supplies\n## Instructions\n## Resources\n## Contact","[{\"question\":\"What supplies are needed to make the dinosaur sock puppet?\",\"answer\":\"You need a cleaned sock (fun colors preferred), pencil, two googly eyes, red and black felt or fun foam, scissors, low-temp glue gun and glue, plus extra felt or fun foam for spikes.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you create the puppet’s mouth and tongue?\",\"answer\":\"Put the sock on your hand and wiggle it into a mouth shape, then mark where the inside of the mouth is. 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