Using a piece of construction paper, trace the outline of a lizard onto the paper. Instruct your students to color several cotton balls different shades of green, blue and gray using markers. Have the students glue cotton balls onto the outline of the lizard for a multi-colored, fuzzy lizard.
Create a fun, three-dimensional lizard using file folders. Trace a lizard onto file folders and have your kindergarten students cut it out. Ask students to color the lizard using markers, crayons or paint. Glue four short pipe cleaners to the bottom of the lizard to make it look as if it is standing.
Both simple and easy, creating a colorful lizard using crayons is a fun craft that helps kindergarten students work on their hand-eye coordination. Trace a lizard onto a piece of construction paper or photocopy an outline of a lizard. Kindergarten students can color the lizard and work on staying inside the lines.
Using a piece of foam, cut out a 2 inch-by-6 inch rectangle. Cut the corners to make them rounded. Cut four 4-inch pieces of pipe cleaner and poke them into the foam to make the lizard legs, then fold them at a slight angle to make them look like legs. Poke a 6-inch piece of pipe cleaner into the front of the foam to make a tongue and a 12-inch piece, curled and in the back, to make the tail. Color eyes on the foam lizard using a marker.