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Styro-Eyes
These were sooooooo easy to make. Seriously. We kept the activity very simple here with only a few materials but it could easily be expanded with more - feathers, construction paper, glitter, leftover parts from other toys. Go wild!
Here's the ingredients for our eyeballs:
- Styrofoam balls. It's fun to get different sizes to make your eyeballs as large or small as you'd like. We haven't tackled the HUGE ones yet. When I do, I'll post them.
- Water-based glue. We used a 50-pack of glitter glue tubes that were really cheap. The pupils for many of our eyes were simply different colors of the glue. The veins in the eyes were all done with the red glitter glue.
- Toothpicks. For arms, legs, etc.
- Pipe cleaners. Both the toothpicks and pipe cleaners can be stuck right into the styrofoam for legs, hair, arms, teeth, ears. We trimmed some and stuck both ends in to make smiley faces. We wrapped one around a finger and made it look like a scarf.
- Pom-poms. We glued these on for pupils, for hair, for noses, biceps. A few eyeballs were made just with the pom-poms.
- Medicine cup. The tiny 30 ml medicine cups were great for holding the eyeball while we worked on them. It does take awhile for the glue to dry and the cup made them easy to move.
That's it! Told you it was easy. We'd love to see your projects when you finish and even post the most awesome ones, so please send them along. We'll be looking for them.
These were sooooooo easy to make. Seriously. We kept the activity very simple here with only a few materials but it could easily be expanded with more - feathers, construction paper, glitter, leftover parts from other toys. Go wild!
Here's the ingredients for our eyeballs:
- Styrofoam balls. It's fun to get different sizes to make your eyeballs as large or small as you'd like. We haven't tackled the HUGE ones yet. When I do, I'll post them.
- Water-based glue. We used a 50-pack of glitter glue tubes that were really cheap. The pupils for many of our eyes were simply different colors of the glue. The veins in the eyes were all done with the red glitter glue.
- Toothpicks. For arms, legs, etc.
- Pipe cleaners. Both the toothpicks and pipe cleaners can be stuck right into the styrofoam for legs, hair, arms, teeth, ears. We trimmed some and stuck both ends in to make smiley faces. We wrapped one around a finger and made it look like a scarf.
- Pom-poms. We glued these on for pupils, for hair, for noses, biceps. A few eyeballs were made just with the pom-poms.
- Medicine cup. The tiny 30 ml medicine cups were great for holding the eyeball while we worked on them. It does take awhile for the glue to dry and the cup made them easy to move.
That's it! Told you it was easy. We'd love to see your projects when you finish and even post the most awesome ones, so please send them along. We'll be looking for them.
Eyeball Games!
Capture the Eyeball
This is Kevin McNamee's eyeball.
Click on his eyeball and find out.
This is Kevin McNamee's eyeball.
Why do I have a picture of Kevin McNamee's eyeball on my website?
Is it full of mystery?
Is it looking at something cool?
Or could it be that Kevin is one of the writers in "Eyeball" and created a cool eyeball game on his website.Click on his eyeball and find out.
Don't worry about hurting him. He's wearing glasses.
