Puppets and Masks

Use grocery-size bags big enough to fit over a boy's head for masks. For ears, noses, and eyebrows, you can use construction paper and yarn. Cartoonists use shapes of people's heads to show something about them, and facial expressions to help the story along. They also can use these same shapes in full-body drawings.

 

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