Circles Bear

Learn about circles, sizes and body parts with this easy bear craft.	Safety Tips Kids 8 years and younger should use child-safe scissors. Watch out for this sign . It means adult help is needed for the particular step.
Materials Colored paper, craft foam, or felt Compass or any object to make a circle Pencil Scissors Glue Black marker or crayon Buttons or wiggle eyes (optional)

Steps

	1.	Draw and cut out various-sized circles from paper, craft foam, or felt to make a bear's head. You may choose colors other than those suggested below: 1 large brown circle for the head 2 medium brown circles for the ears 1 medium white circle for the muzzle 2 small white circles for the inner ears 1 small black circle for the nose 2 tiny black circles for the eyes
	2.	Glue the inner ears on top of the ears.
	3.	Glue the pair of ears behind the largest circle.
	4.	Glue on the muzzle, nose, and eyes.
	5.	Draw the mouth with a marker or crayon.
	6.	As easy as that, you have just made a bear out of circles!

More Ideas

	Some variations you can do with your bear include: Do not include an inner ear and/or muzzle. Add a round patch behind each eye for a panda bear. Other materials for the eyes include: wiggle eyes, buttons, or beads. Use a pompom to make a fluffy round nose. Create three-dimensional texture for the mouth by drawing it with puffy paint.
	Learn more shapes by framing the bear with squares and/or rectangles. Framing multiple bears can be a nice way of exhibiting the children's finished bear crafts. If you've got lots of kids in your class, you can even make a bear quilt!
	Create a body for the bear with more basic shapes. This purple teddy bear has an oval body and smaller oval limbs.
	Step up your creativity by turning the bear you made into an adorable Teddy Bear Tote.
	A miniature bear can be made into a cute pencil topper. Check out how to make more pencil toppers out of craft foam in this Craft Foam Pencil Toppers craft.

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