How To Make Paper Rocket Ships
websitebuilder • February 4, 2021
How To Make Paper Rocket Ships
Supplies
- 4 sheets of construction paper: orange, white, blue and yellow
- Scissors
- Paper glue (or stapler)
- Toilet paper roll(s)
- 1 piece of yellow tissue paper
- Cut the white or blue construction paper to the length of the toilet paper roll. Cut a 2" radius circle from the orange
construction paper. Wrap it to create a cone. - Cut three small circles from the yellow and white construction paper to make the windows of the rocket.
- Using white or blue construction paper, cut two small triangles to make the base for the rocket.
- Make two small, 1" long cuts located at the bottom of the toilet paper. Insert the triangles.
- Glue the yellow or blue circles onto the middle of the toilet paper roll.
- Cut strips of the yellow tissue paper and add to the bottom of the toilet paper roll.
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