Penguin tinkering
Brr... it's cold, huh? But do you know where it's even colder? To the South Pole! And no people live there, but a lot of penguins. Those cute black and white creatures are seabirds that can't fly. Did you know that they are also called “fat geese”? Penguins live in groups, so if you tinker a penguin, there's actually at least one boyfriend:). They can wadggle together. And when it snows and storms, they stand together, with their back to the wind.


In winter it's nice to tinker a penguin. But of course it's also fun to make penguins all year round, you know! You could use a styropor ball (12cm), like we did here. With 2 wings, 2 legs and a beak it has become a nice convex penguin in no time.

Pick the ball on a satestokje so you can easily paint it with black acrylic paint

These metal chicken legs can be bought in the hobby shop or bend them yourself from bendable metal wire. Stick on it cut feet of paper and glue the paper a little

Pick the feet on the ball, and give the penguin wiggle eyes and a beak of paper