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<\/div>\nThe Torn Paper Ant Hill Craft is an excellent addition to the bug activities<\/a> and torn paper crafts<\/a> on the site.<\/p>\n A torn paper craft is a craft where kids tear off pieces of paper to make the craft. This can also be call ripped paper art.<\/p>\n You can use construction paper, scrapbook paper, or any type of paper to make the torn paper crafts. And having different colors of paper is fun!<\/p>\n The torn paper ant hill with fingerprint ants is a super fun craft you can make with kids. You have fun with fine motor paper tearing and gluing. <\/p>\n The ant hill makes a fun spring craft for kids to make. It is great for a fun ant or bug craft as well. <\/p>\n You can make this with kids in prek (ages 4 to 5), kindergarten (ages 5 to 6) and first grade (ages 6 to 7). You can see ideas for older kids below as well.<\/p>\n We have included links to some of the products and resources we have used with this activity. If you purchase via the links we may earn a small commission<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n There are so many bugs to learn about. We read the book Are You an Ant? <\/a> with this project. I love how you can learn about the different types of ants.<\/p>\n You are going to see all the steps we used to make the torn paper ant hill below.<\/p>\n The first thing you do is tear up the brown or yellow construction paper<\/a>. We used a light yellow that we had. This is great for building fine motor skills. As hey tear the paper. <\/p>\n It does not matter the size of the pieces that kids tear off.<\/p>\n We glue the torn paper on the blue construction paper to build or ant hill. Kids can decide how their ant hill is going to look. You don’t have to stick to just one size of ant hill. <\/p>\n Let them be creative with ant hill.<\/p>\n Then we tore the green construction paper to make some grass at the bottom of the ant and paper. We kept on side straight to have it line up nicely with the paper. <\/p>\n But you don’t have to have it that way. They can just tear the paper and glue it on the bottom as well.<\/p>\n The next set was building our ants. We use the red ink<\/a> and made three fingerprints together to build the body. You can talk to kids about how ants look as well.<\/p>\n You can use the ants from the ant sensory bin<\/a> to show them an example or how ants look.<\/p>\n The final thing we did was draw on the eyes, legs, and antenna of the ants. We made sure to draw all the legs on the middle thorax. We used fine line markers<\/a> for this.<\/p>\n It is fun to see how creative they are with their legs and eyes for the ants.<\/p>\n If you want to have some fun with older kids, have them make the craft above on the writing paper with drawing area<\/a> and then write about their ant hill! Or Make the craft above and then use the horizontal writing paper<\/a> to write about their ant hill and staple them together.<\/p>\n A fun way to do this craft with older kids and work on writing at the same time.<\/p>\n If you are looking for more Ant Activities you might want to check out the sequencing set for the Life Cycle of an Ant.<\/p>\n Click here to buy your copy of the Sequencing: Life Cycle of an Ant at Teachers Pay Teachers.<\/a><\/p>\n <\/strong><\/div>\n Sensory Play With Water Bead Bug Sensory Bin<\/a> is loads of fun for exploring for bugs. You have a ix of bugs and green water beads for kids to explore the bugs in.<\/p>\n Fun Sensory Play in an Ant & Kinetic Sand Sensory Bin<\/a> lets kids shape and make an ant hill for them to play with. This is loads of fun for kids to explore ants, count ants, build things for the ants to play in. <\/p>\n Sequencing: Life Cycle of an Ant<\/a> has ant life cycle easy reader books, ant life cycle clip cards, ant life cycle writing pages, ant life cycle cut & paste, and ant life cycle no-prep worksheets. The ant life cycle printable works for kids in prek, kindergarten, and first grade.<\/p>\n Ant Gross Motor Dice<\/a> has fun ant movements in different directions. You have three directions to go and easy to use gross motor dice and speed dice as well. This works great for a bug themed brain break.<\/p>\n Bug Cookie Cutter Watercolor Painting<\/a> is a fun painting with cookie cutters that works great for a bug collage painting.<\/p>\n Check out all the fun Bug & Insect Printables & Activities<\/a> on 3 Dinosaurs.<\/p>\nWhat is a torn paper craft?<\/h2>\n
Torn Paper Ant Hills With Fingerprint Ants Craft<\/h2>\n
Book to Read with the Torn Paper Ant Craft<\/h2>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nWhat you need for this Ant Craft<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\n<\/div>\nHow to make the Ant Hill Craft<\/h2>\n
Step 1: Tear Up the Yellow Construction Paper<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nStep 2: Glue on the Yellow paper to the Blue Paper<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nStep 3: Make the Grass at the Bottom of the Ant Hill<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nStep 4: Stamp Fingerprints to Make the Ant Bodies<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nStep 5: Draw Antennas, Legs & Eyes on the Ant Bodies<\/h3>\n
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<\/div>\nFun Writing Idea for Older Kids<\/h3>\n
Final look at our Torn Paper Ant Hill Craft<\/h2>\n
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<\/div>\n<\/p>\nCheck out these Bug Crafts & Activities<\/h2>\n
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