Paper Roll Frogs

Paper roll frog craft for kids. Make a cute frog using the printable shape outline. THis is a fun craft idea for Spring or for kids learning about Lifecycles or frogs #frogcraft #frog #Kidscraft #paperroll #animalcraft #Spring #lifecycle


This is an easy paper roll frog craft made using our favourite “squash and cut” technique. Printable shape template included.

This cute paper roll frog craft is a cinch to make using our printable template. 

It’s great for Spring or Summer themed crafting or for kids learning about life cycles. Or maybe just because you love frogs and want to make one!

You might also like our Frog on a Lilypad

Paper roll frog craft for kids. Make a cute frog using the printable shape outline. THis is a fun craft idea for Spring or for kids learning about Lifecycles or frogs #frogcraft #frog #Kidscraft #paperroll #animalcraft #Spring #lifecycle

I have a thing for frog crafts. There’s our popular bouncy paper frog, our frog habitat garden and our tadpole to frog observation tank (which we’ve done a few times!). My girls never get can enough of watching these mini beasts transform from wriggly little tadpoles into jumping froglets.

Paper roll frog craft for kids. Make a cute frog using the printable shape outline. THis is a fun craft idea for Spring or for kids learning about Lifecycles or frogs #frogcraft #frog #Kidscraft #paperroll #animalcraft #Spring #lifecycle

The good thing about this frog craft is that you get to recycle at the same time, and the finished paper roll frog makes a cute DIY toy that kids will love to include in their imaginary play games.

I’m addicted to coming up with new squash and cut paper roll creations. It really is an easy, fun and almost magical way to create an animal from a paper roll. It’s the same technique I’ve used to make our paper roll dinosaurs, fish, and black cats.

Here is how to make a frog…

How to make a paper roll frog

You will need

  • An empty paper towel roll (or toilet roll)
  • This printable frog template
  • Acrylic paint
  • Googly Eyes â€” or use our free printable paper eyes for a more eco-friendly version
  • Craft glue
  • Scissors, paintbrush and pen or pencil for tracing the shape

How to:

  1. Print out the template and cut it out
  2. Flatten your paper roll
  3. Trace around the frog shape template, and sketch in the leg line
  4. Cut out the shape, then pop the roll back into a cylinder shape. Bend the legs outwards, and fold the head down and, presto, you have a frog!
  5. Paint your frog and allow to dry, then decorate with spots and googly eyes (or you can paint eyes on). Paint a line down the centre of each leg so that they look like a frogs folded legs.

All done!

Paper roll frog craft for kids. Make a cute frog using the printable shape outline. THis is a fun craft idea for Spring or for kids learning about Lifecycles or frogs #frogcraft #frog #Kidscraft #paperroll #animalcraft #Spring #lifecycle

Paper roll frog craft for kids. Make a cute frog using the printable shape outline. THis is a fun craft idea for Spring or for kids learning about Lifecycles or frogs #frogcraft #frog #Kidscraft #paperroll #animalcraft #Spring #lifecycle

Paper roll frog craft for kids. Make a cute frog using the printable shape outline. THis is a fun craft idea for Spring or for kids learning about Lifecycles or frogs #frogcraft #frog #Kidscraft #paperroll #animalcraft #Spring #lifecycle

Paper roll frog craft for kids. Make a cute frog using the printable shape outline. THis is a fun craft idea for Spring or for kids learning about Lifecycles or frogs #frogcraft #frog #Kidscraft #paperroll #animalcraft #Spring #lifecycle

Paper roll frog craft for kids. Make a cute frog using the printable shape outline. THis is a fun craft idea for Spring or for kids learning about Lifecycles or frogs #frogcraft #frog #Kidscraft #paperroll #animalcraft #Spring #lifecycle

I created simple lily pads and flowers out of paper as a water scene of these two.

Paper roll frog craft for kids. Make a cute frog using the printable shape outline. THis is a fun craft idea for Spring or for kids learning about Lifecycles or frogs #frogcraft #frog #Kidscraft #paperroll #animalcraft #Spring #lifecycle

More paper roll animal crafts you might like:

• Swans
• Black Cat
• Fish
• Fox
• Green Sheep (or make it any colour you like – the green one was book-inspired)
• Dinosaurs
• Giraffe
• Seahorse

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Paper roll frog craft for kids. Make a cute frog using the printable shape outline. THis is a fun craft idea for Spring or for kids learning about Lifecycles or frogs #frogcraft #frog #Kidscraft #paperroll #animalcraft #Spring #lifecycle

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