Let your kids explore many different kinds of community workers with this fun set of community workers clothespin puppets! All of the puppets come in both genders and many skin tones so there is a whole lot of variety. Print them out, asemble them – it’s easy peasy – and let your kids enjoy some imaginative play.
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Are you having a discussion on community workers and need even more resources? Do check these community helpers dress up dolls as well.
There are many puppets to explore, here are just a few of them – a chatty teacher.
…a happy construction worker…
…a brave firefighter…
How to Make Community Workers Clothespin Puppets
What you need:- printable template
- wooden clothespins
- scissors
- glue
- optional coloring supplies
Step by Step Tutorial
Print out the sheets – we strongly recommend using cardstock to print these on, or laminating the puppets to make them more durable.
Both black and white version that kids can color in by themselves as well as pre-colored versions are included.
If you printed the black and white version, have the kids color it in before they start cutting out the puppets.
Cut out the puppet outlines. Next, cut along the marked line across the mouth of the puppet.
Apply glue on the clothespin (wooden clothespins work best).
Stick the head on the top side of the clothespin…
…and the body on the lower side of the clothespin.
Allow the glue to dry and the puppets are ready to be played with.
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