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Really cool PUPPET kit with different sea creatures

I was babysitting my five grandchildren for the weekend and decided to buy a couple boxes of crafts to keep us busy. The package came with 12. “ blank.” puppets bases, and pre-cut out pieces to make five animals. All three of the grandchildren, decided to stick with the animals and the kit (duck, penguin and chicken) the other two decided to make. My one grandson made a character from five nights at Freddy’s. It comes with extra pom-poms and my cleaners, and they can let their imagination go wild. This is the best $20 I ever spent and the kids loved it.

The kit all and all isn’t bad. My hand didn’t fit , so I had to cut the sides a little. My little one had a hard time opening the mouth of the puppets as the hand room is a little small.

My granddaughter was having a sleepover with her cousins. When I picked her up and said we were gonna make puppets that night her reply was" Poppop that's boring!!"When her and her cousins saw the spread of googly eyes and colorful felts on the table it was like sharks sensing blood in the water. Was all I could do to keep things somewhat under control as they made mad grabs from what they wanted on their puppets. Felt went flying, googly eyes were everywhere, and glue sprayed left and right as they assembled what can mostly be described as monsters, zombies, and generally weird creatures.At the end of the night it was a huge success along with the crazy opera like puppet show they put on for me the next morning. Did I say opera? Was more like a cacophony of chaos. At any rate, great fun, would do again.

These hand puppets were a ton of fun for my grandsons (ages 7 & 9) to make. It kept them busy for quite some time. Then they put on a puppet show for me. Great idea for kids to keep busy.

Absolutely worth the money for little kids. If you have a child that bigger (at most 3rd grader sized), then I wouldn't recommend.

So many options to create so many different hand puppets. My son loves to be creative making toys.

I bought these to make with my 3 year old grandson. We worked together, sometimes following the pictured puppets, sometimes creating our own creatures. The materials were easy to work with. They included little glue dots, but recommended using a glue gun, if possible. My grandson put the pieces in place and I used a glue gun. The puppets fit an adult or child's hand. Making the puppets was fun - playing with them was even more fun!