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Dragon's Lair Toss Game

By Marie E. Cecchini
01-11-21

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Follow the directions to make your own dragon’s lair and dragon—and then play the game! Who can stand the farthest away and still get the dragon in his lair?
dragon toss game

Image Credit |

Craft samples by Buff McAllister; Photos by Guy Cali Associates, Inc.
What to Do
1. For the dragon’s lair, cut a 15-inch square from poster board. Trace around a small plate in the middle of the square. Cut out and discard the circle.
2. Punch a hole in two corners of the lair. For a hanger, tie yarn through the holes.
3. Decorate the lair with colored paper and craft jewels. 
4. For the dragon, paint a spring-type clothespin. Cut wings and a tail from poster board. Glue them on. Decorate the dragon with glitter glue. Add sequin eyes and a paper tongue.
How to Play

Hang the dragon’s lair on a tree branch. Toss the dragon through the entrance of its cave. Invite friends to play! 

 

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