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A scuba diver disguise is a mask, a snorkel and a pair of flippers. The printable puts the mask over the eyes with a clear lens, runs the snorkel up one side of the head and covers the feet with wide fins. It is a good costume for a child who wants a funny escape story, and the paper goggles take about ten minutes to make.
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Scuba Diver · Make an orange paper mask with clear plastic windows, add a paper-towel-tube snorkel, and cut big cardboard flippers for your feet.
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The mask is a wide oval with a clear lens and a strap around the back of the head. A snorkel tube rises from one side and bends at the top. The flippers are long triangles that cover the feet, and a small tank sits on the back with a hose. The body has a simple wetsuit line and a depth gauge on one wrist. The mask is drawn so the eyes still show through the lens, which keeps the turkey's face readable.
You need a paper strip, a clear plastic lid or report cover, a straw, cardboard and a glue stick. Cut a mask shape from paper and glue a clear plastic oval inside the opening. Tape a paper strap to the sides and fit it around the turkey's head. Tape a straw to one side for the snorkel and add a paper bend at the top. Cut two long triangles from cardboard for the flippers and glue them over the feet. For the tank, roll a paper cylinder, tape it to the back and add a yarn hose.
Deep-sea diver: replace the mask with a round paper helmet, add a hose and a heavy collar. Snorkeler: use a short tube, add paper sunglasses and a sun on the page. Underwater photographer: keep the mask and fins, add a paper camera on a yarn strap and a paper fish in one wing. The photographer version gives the turkey a reason to be underwater that is easy to write about.
Write a dive log: "Dive one. Location: the bathtub. Visibility: one rubber duck." Then the disguise: "I am wearing a mask, a snorkel and cardboard flippers because the oven is not waterproof." Add a finding: "I have located a coral reef behind the shampoo." End with a safety note: "Please do not drain the ocean." The log format turns a costume description into a small adventure and gives every sentence a clear purpose.
Add a paper mask with a clear plastic lens, a straw snorkel and cardboard flippers over the feet. A small paper tank on the back and a hose finish the costume.
A drinking straw, a rolled paper tube or a pipe cleaner works. Tape it to the side of the mask and bend the top so it looks like a snorkel.
The mask and flippers are enough. Draw the tank and hose with a marker if you do not want to build them. A clear plastic lens makes the mask read instantly.
Explain that the oven is not waterproof, describe the mask or flippers, and end with a joke about the bathtub, a fish or a very wet escape.