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N is for Narwhal Craft

Create a fun and educational "N is for Narwhal" craft with your kids! This easy craft is perfect for learning about letters and ocean animals while sparking creativity.
Cook Time20 minutes
Total Time20 minutes
Course: Kids Crafts
Author: Alli Ward

Ingredients

  • Printable Letter N Template
  • Blue Construction Paper
  • Yellow Construction Paper
  • White Construction Paper
  • White Paint
  • Paint Brush
  • Blue Marker
  • Black Marker

Instructions

  • Start by printing out the free craft template at the bottom of the post. Cut each of the pieces out of the template.
    n for narwhal craft
  • Grab your blue paper and trace the N, the arch piece as well as the tail onto the blue paper. Trace the horn (tusk) onto yellow paper.
    trace n narwhal template on colored paper
  • Cut out the different pieces of this project. For the white circle, you can use the one straight from the template because you will only need one circle.
    cut out n narwhal templates pieces
  • Next, using the blue pen (or whatever color you choose), make lines off the tail piece giving it a fish fin feel.
    add drawings to narwhal tail
  • Next, using the craft glue, glue the blue arch to the front of the N and the tail to the other side of the N.
    glue head and tail to letter n
  • Next, glue the tusk to the top of the narwhal head.
    glue on narwhal horn
  • Using a pen, draw the inside of the narwhal's eye. Of course, you can also use googly eyes if you have them.
    draw in an eye of narwhal
  • Glue the eye to the narwhal head right under the tusk.
    glue eye on narwhal
  • With white paint or cutting a piece out of the white paper, paint the bottom part of the narwhal face with white paint. Add a thin stripe outlining the narwhal tail as well.
    glue white piece to bottom of narwhal head
  • Cut a small triangle out right above the white for the Narwhal mouth.
    cut out narwhal mouth
  • Viola, you have an adorable narwhal craft and a letter N craft great for your little learners!
    n is for narwhal art project

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