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Craft

Moving Mayflower CraftMaterials: • 9 inch white paper plate

• blue construction paper

• Mayflower templates

• craft stick (popsicle stick)

• scissors

• stick glue

• tape

• crayons or markers

• optional: watercolor paint and paint brushes

Directions:

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1. Cut a line across the center of

the inside circle of the plate. Do

not cut to the plate’s edge.

3. Tear blue construction paper into

long strips.

Move the craft stick back and forth to move the Mayflower!

2. Color the top half of the paper

above the long horizontal line

you cut. Use crayons, markers, or

watercolors.

Directions continue on the next page.

4. Glue the strips onto the bottom half

of the plate, overlapping them. Make

sure the cut across the plate remains

open.

Craft

Moving Mayflower Craft

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Challenge: Have students write about the Pilgrims’ journey on the Mayflower on the back of

the plate.

5. Turn the plate over and trim off the

excess construction paper.

Continued

6. Color and cut out the Mayflower

ship. Tape it to one end of a craft

stick. Leave a small amount of space

between the bottom of the tape and

the bottom of the ship. See the top

right picture. This allows the ship to sit

and slide along the top of the water

(construction paper). It also keeps

the ship on the plate when not

moving.

7. Place the craft stick down in the

hole in the plate. Move the ship by

sliding the craft stick back and forth.

Leave space between bottom of

tape and bottom of the ship.

Colorthe sky to match the paper plate.

Moving Mayflower CraftTemplates

1. Color the ship. Color the sky behind the sails the same color as the sky on your paper plate.

2. Cut out the ship.3. Tape the ship at one end of

a craft stick.

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