Do you remember the story of Little Red Riding Hood? I know I do! It was a childhood favorite. Well, now you can make your very own Little Red Riding Hood Paper Bag Puppet of her using just a paper bag and some simple cutting and drawing skills. This is a great project for kids, and it’s super easy with this template. So get out your scissors and markers, and let’s get started!
Little Red Riding Hood Paper Bag Puppet
Looking for a fun project to keep your kid occupied? Why not try making a Little Red Riding Hood paper bag puppet? This project is perfect for at home or in the classroom. This paper bag puppet craft is sure to provide hours of entertainment. So get creative and have some fun with this fun little puppet!
Supplies
Printable Template
Not quite ready to join our email list where we share free and paid products and fun ideas? That is ok! Purchase the template below!
Directions to Make A Little Red Riding Hood Puppet Paper Bag
- Select colored craft papers for the little red riding hood papercraft figure. The template includes the head, hair, the top part of the cloak (hood), the body part of the cloak, shoes, arms, sleeves, apron, blush patterns, and a bow. Trace and cut out the patterns from the selected craft papers. You can also cut out a simple basket pattern from brown colored craft paper.
- Glue the hair cutout along the top side of the head cutout, glue the arm cutouts with the sleeve cutouts (on the straight side), and glue the small round cutout in the middle of the bow cutout.
- Glue the head pattern on the hood cutout, near the round side of the hood.
- Glue the bow pattern on the bottom-middle part of the hood. Use a sharpie to draw the face of the papercraft red riding hood figure.
- Select a brown paper bag or use craft paper to make your own custom sized paper bag. Measure and cut out a piece of paper to cover any one side of the paper bag (this will be the front side of the paper bag).
- Attach the apron cutout on the prepared paper.
- Glue the cloak base cutout near the closed side of the paper bag, above the apron pattern.
- Glue the show cutouts along the open side of the paper bag.
- Flatten the bottom side of the paper bag with the dress (paper bag) and glue the head pattern on the flattened bottom side of the paper bag.
- Glue the paper arm patterns on both sides of the paper bag puppet.
- Attach a paper basket on either hand of the paper bag little red riding hood puppet to complete the craft.
Tips Tricks and FAQs
- This is a fun project for 6-year-olds and above with supervision. If younger children would like to build one, you might want to precut the pieces for them.
- Get creative! You can easily decorate your paper bag puppet however you would like once it is together.
- Be sure to encourage your kids to use their imaginations as they play with their Little Red Riding Hood Paper Bag Puppet while reading or listening to nursery rhymes.
Grab Our Paper Bag E-Book
Ready to have tons of fun making paper bag puppets? Be sure to purchase our Paper Bag Puppet E-Book which includes 19 templates along with step-by-step instructions.
Paper Bag Puppet Theater Play
Are you looking for a fun and creative way to spend some time with your kids? Why not try making paper bag puppets together? This is a great activity for all ages, and it’s a lot of fun! You can use any type of paper bag to make your puppets, and there are endless possibilities. Like this dragon paper bag puppet, or even a monster paper bag puppet.
Puppet play has benefits that are big and small. When your child participates in puppet play they are using their creativity and developing their language skills. Puppet play also encourages singing and dancing as well as speaking in rhyme. This will help build their confidence as well as their read-aloud ability.
So gather your supplies and make some paper bag puppets like this Little Red Riding Hood puppet and watch as your child plays with puppets. They will start to build confidence, and language skills and make memories that will last a lifetime.
Little Red Riding Hood Paper Bag Puppet
Do you remember the story of Little Red Riding Hood? I know I do! It was a childhood favorite. Well, now you can make your very own Little Red Riding Hood Paper Bag Puppet of her using just a paper bag and some simple cutting and drawing skills. This is a great project for kids, and it’s super easy with this template. So get out your scissors and markers, and let’s get started!
Materials
- Paper bag
- Scissors
- Glue Stick
- Construction Paper
- Template
Instructions
Select colored craft papers for the little red riding hood papercraft figure. The template includes the head, hair, the top part of the cloak (hood), the body part of the cloak, shoes, arms, sleeves, apron, blush patterns, and a bow. Trace and cut out the patterns from the selected craft papers. You can also cut out a simple basket pattern from brown colored craft paper.
Glue the hair cutout along the top side of the head cutout, glue the arm cutouts with the sleeve cutouts (on the straight side), and glue the small round cutout in the middle of the bow cutout.
Glue the head pattern on the hood cutout, near the round side of the hood.
Glue the bow pattern on the bottom-middle part of the hood. Use a sharpie to draw the face of the papercraft red riding hood figure.
Select a brown paper bag or use craft paper to make your own custom sized paper bag. Measure and cut out a piece of paper to cover any one side of the paper bag (this will be the front side of the paper bag).
Attach the apron cutout on the prepared paper.
Glue the cloak base cutout near the closed side of the paper bag, above the apron pattern.
Glue the show cutouts along the open side of the paper bag.
Flatten the bottom side of the paper bag with the dress (paper bag) and glue the head pattern on the flattened bottom side of the paper bag.
Glue the paper arm patterns on both sides of the paper bag puppet.
Attach a paper basket on either hand of the paper bag little red riding hood puppet to complete the craft.
Notes
This is a fun project for 6-year-olds and above with supervision. If younger children would like to build one, you might want to precut the pieces for them.
Get creative! You can easily decorate your paper bag puppet however you would like once it is together.
Be sure to encourage your kids to use their imaginations as they play with their Little Red Riding Hood Paper Bag Puppet while reading or listening to nursery rhymes.
How Do I Print A PDF?
You’ll need a program that supports PDFs. Adobe Acrobat is a great option. Open the program, click file then print. Select your printer and the number of copies you want to print. Be sure you click double-sided if you want it to print on both sides.
Can I Resell These?
You may not resell any printable or template that you find on our website or received in your email. You may use them for class parties, at church, at home, or in the classroom. You may get these printed at an office supply store or copy center at your own expense.
For More Paper Bag Puppet Ideas Check Out These:
- Firefighter Paper Bag Puppet
- Paper Bag Puppets You’ll Love
- Badger Paper Bag Puppet
- Cat Paper Bag Puppet
- Dog Paper Bag Puppet
- Bunny Paper Bag Puppet
- Bear Paper Bag Puppet
- Little Red Riding Hood Paper Bag Puppet
- Paper Bag Puppets for Preschoolers
- Mirabel Paper Bag Puppet
- Cinderella Paper Bag Puppet
- Paper Bag Beaver Puppet
- Paper Bag Penguin Puppet
- Paper Bag Monkey Puppet
- Paper Bag Baby Yoda Puppet
- Paper Bag Dog Puppet
- Dragon Paper Bag Puppet
- Elf Paper Bag Puppet
- Grinch Paper Bag Puppet
- Paper Bag Lion Puppet
- Paper Bag Dinosaur Puppet
- Paper Bag Reindeer Puppet
- Paper Bag Monster Puppet
- Paper Bag Frog Puppet
- Paper Bag Squirrel Puppet
- Owl Paper Bag Puppet
- Paper Bag Fall Crafts
- Paper Bag Police Puppet
- Zebra Paper Bag Puppet
- Sloth Paper Bag Puppet
- Koala Paper Bag Puppet
- Paper Bag Horse Puppet
- Gingerbread Man Paper Bag Puppet
- Paper Bag Love Robot
- Paper Bag Bee
- Paper Bag Butterfly Crafts for Kids
- Hippo Paper Bag Puppet
- Santa Paper Bag Puppet
- Nutcracker Paper Bag Puppet