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Materials:
Tan Felt
String or Yarn
Scissors
Puff Paint or
Black Marker
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Utilize your craft time by talking with children
about the key concepts you're teaching!
Learning about the Inuit tribes is exciting for children!  The living
conditions are so extreme that children are amazed at the
differences and similarities in daily life!
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Books:
Inuit Crafts
(Eskimo Crafts)
Inukshuk are important not only
for cultural significance, but are
depended on for survival in the
harsh Arctic weather.  These
stone Inuksuk are fun for children
to make, and are wonderful
opportunities for personal
creativity to shine through.
Step 1
Print out the snow goggle template
and cut a piece of felt to match
  • Talk with children about the living
    conditions in the Arctic. Emphasize
    the harsh weather, fog, and vast
    tundra.
  • Show them photos of Inuit snow
    goggles.  Ask them to compare
    them to the types of goggles they
    have seen or even used before.  
    (You can get some great images of
    both from a google images search)
  • Talk with them about the importance
    of keeping care of our bodies.  
Step 4
Measure the size of the child's head,
and tie your string on either end of
the goggles.
Step 3
Cut two holes on either end of the
goggles too close to the edge, felt
can tear.
Step 5
Decorate!  These look really neat
just plain too, but we look for any
excuse to break out the puffy paint!
All Done!
Let your snow goggles dry, and then
gear up for some igloo fort making
fun!  These are wonderful for
pretend play.
Step 2
Hold the felt up to your child's head
and mark where you will need to cut
the slits for them to see.  Use sharp
scissors to cut.