Happy Thanksgiving
A fun paper craft to do this week with your kids, grandchildren and your friends.
Gobble ~ Gobble
Gather:
Egg Carton
Card Stock
Construction Paper
Feathers
Glue
Scissors
Using the card stock as your bottom paper, cut a body shape of a turkey out and glue on card stock. Cut two of the egg carton out and shape into eyes. Cut out small pieces of paper to highlight the inside of your eyes.
Cut out of construction paper all the other parts of the turkey. The feathers, the feet, the waddle and the beak.
Glue and create your turkey as you like.
Gather:
Egg Carton
Card Stock
Construction Paper
Feathers
Glue
Scissors
Using the card stock as your bottom paper, cut a body shape of a turkey out and glue on card stock. Cut two of the egg carton out and shape into eyes. Cut out small pieces of paper to highlight the inside of your eyes.
Cut out of construction paper all the other parts of the turkey. The feathers, the feet, the waddle and the beak.
Glue and create your turkey as you like.
I created this idea to do with our Sunday School class this week. We teach 2nd and 3rd grade. They loved it.
Another idea, is to add some thankful thoughts to your feathers.
Gobble ~ Gobble
You would not want to eat me. I am too cute.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Very sweet. Enjoy your Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeletexo,
Lin
Cute. I bet the kids had fun making those. Happy Thanksgiving! xxx ~ Nancy
ReplyDeleteSo adorable. Great craft for kids! Happy Thanksgiving,
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for the kids for helping them understand about being thankful.
ReplyDeleteI bet they can think of a lot of things that they are thankful for to write on the feathers.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Hugs,
JB
This is very cute and thankful feathers would be a good idea too. When I was younger, I helped with the first grade Sunday School and the youth choir. Lots of precious memories from those days.
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet craft to do with my kiddos! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeletethis is SO sweet! Oh how I miss those days :)
ReplyDeleteSo true, Mr. Turkey is way too cute to eat! :-))
ReplyDeleteCarla...this is SO cute!! You know I have a granddaughter coming in February!! A little young but I also have young nieces and nephews. Thank you so much and thank you for telling me about it in your comment. You know I just love when you visit!
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving to you and your sweet family! :)
Jane xx
Lol! He is much to cute to eat!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute gobble gobble turkey. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your lovely family! Janice
ReplyDeleteVery fun idea.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith