A teacher transformed her kindergarten students' drawings of colorful, imaginary monsters into one-of-a-kind plush toys

Mara LeightonDec 24, 2022, 01:42 IST

A teacher in Melbourne, Australia created toys for her students based off their fantastical monster drawings.Reid Parker and other parents of class FC via Twitter

A teacher in Melbourne, Australia, made handmade toys for her students based on their drawings.
The students, aged 5 and 6, were given one-of-a-kind toys that would have "taken hundreds of hours" to make.

Reid Parker, a 45-year-old parent in Melbourne, Australia, picked up a very happy kid from primary school this week.

Reid Parker and other parents of class FC via Twitter

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

Reid Parker and other parents of class FC via Twitter

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

Reid Parker and other parents of class FC via Twitter

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A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

Reid Parker and other parents of class FC via Twitter

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

Reid Parker and other parents of class FC via Twitter

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

Reid Parker and other parents of class FC via Twitter

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

Reid Parker and other parents of class FC via Twitter

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

Reid Parker and other parents of class FC via Twitter

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

Reid Parker and other parents of class FC via Twitter

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

Reid Parker and other parents of class FC via Twitter

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A teacher transformed her kindergarten students' drawings of colorful, imaginary monsters into one-of-a-kind plush toys

Reid Parker, a 45-year-old parent in Melbourne, Australia, picked up a very happy kid from primary school this week.

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

Slide Embed

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it

A drawing of a monster and the monster made into a toy that looks exactly like it