Welcome to another fun Arctic Kids Craft! Today we learned about the Snowy Owl, then watched Owl Babies on You Tube. After that we made a fun Snowy Owl Craft.
What supplies do you need?
- 3 paper plates per student
- white craft glue
- paint brush
- orange construction paper for beak and feet
- 2 google eyes per student
- Fake snow
Step 1: Cut one paper plate in half, cut a rectangle shape from the top of 1 plate for head, and keep one plate whole for body.
Step 2: Using whole plate as body, glue plate halves on either side for wings, and rectangle cut plate on top for head {see image above}.
Step 3: Attach eyes, beak, and feet using glue.
Step 4: Paint glue all over body.
Step 5: Sprinkle with fake snow and voila! Tip: Once dry, shake off excess snow so it doesn’t decorate your lovely clean kitchen floor…and the hallway…and the bathroom…and anywhere else the owl may venture.
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Cute project! Looks like fun! I noticed that your blue and yellow pans under the project must have helped contain everything nicely – could you tell me about those? Are they just pans from your kitchen or are these your "crafting pans"? Either way, what a great idea to help with this fun project!Thanks, Andrea
What a beautiful owl!
Cute! My bird-obsessed son will be so very excited to make these! http://preschoolbookclub.blogspot.com
I got the trays at Lakeshore Learning: http://www.lakeshorelearning.com/seo/ca|searchResults~~p|BX532~~.jspWe use them ALL THE TIME!
Love your owl craft! We are very fond of glitter in our (all over the house –ya just cant help it!)