This is a great looking owl craft made from paper plates. So cute.Materials:
- 2 paper plates
- brown paint
- yellow, white, black, and orange paper
- scissors
- glue
Directions:
- Paint both paper plates brown. Allow to dry.
- Cut out 2 large yellow, 2 medium white, and 2 small black circles. Glue together to make eyes.
- Cut one paper plate in half.
- Trim the top of the other paper plate to look like ears.
- Glue the 2 half paper plates to the back for wings.
- Glue the eyes on the front.
- Cut and glue on a small orange triangle beak.
Source: Crafts by Amanda
I like this owl craft idea; very simple, and it looks exciting with the wings out as if it is flying. Could be used in teaching names of shapes-- circle, half-circle, triangle.
ReplyDeleteThank you Diane, Glad you like it. Of course, that's a great idea to teach shapes. Paper Plate crats are so versital. Check out the paper plate Easter rabbit I posted. Similar concept.
ReplyDeleteLove the owl going to use it today for my night animal unit. the preschoolers will love it! Thanks for the idea.
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