Easy Halloween Toilet Roll Owl Craft

These easy Halloween owls are a perfect preschool craft. Recycle a toilet paper roll as the base. The key is the button eyes should not be even or match. Visit the great site below for the full details on this and loads of other crafty ideas.

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Halloween Owl Paper Shapes Craft

Here's a cute Halloween owl craft that's easy to make. It's a card that looks like a tree, but open and you'll find a spooky Halloween surprise inside. The owl is made with simple shapes and is a great preschool craft. Visit the site below for the full tutorial.

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Paper Halloween Owl Decoration

Here' a cool Halloween decoration idea. Accordion fold sheets of construction paper as a base to make this cool owl. You could also make a cat, pumpkin, or other Halloween character. Visit the great site below for more on this and lots of other craft ideas.

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Mother's Day Hand Print Owl Craft

Here's a cute and easy Mother's Day owl craft. Cut out the pieces of paper as shown and glue on paper. Then use hand prints to make the wings. Simple and fun, this makes a great preschool craft activity. Visit the great site below for this and lots of other great crafty ideas.

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Easy Mother's Day Owl Craft

A Mother's Day craft doesn't get much easier than this, perfect for babies. Take a small ceramic owl, give baby some paints and let her use her hands and fingers to decorate Mommy's owl. It's lots of messy fun. Follow the link for the picture tutorial.

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Valentine's Day Owl Card Craft

 

Use some hearts and a paper plate to create this cute owl craft for Valentine's Day. This is a great preschool craft and is a good alternative to the same old Valentine's Day cards. Follow the link for the full tutorial.

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Owl S'mores treats Craft

Here's a cute little recipe to make owl s'mores. Use marshmallows and candy corn and a few other things to decorate like little owls. Great for a Halloween party or anytime. Follow the link for the full recipe and how to.

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Halloween Handprint Owl Craft

This is a cool looking handprint owl craft for Halloween.

Materials:

• brown, orange, yellow, red, and black construction paper
• white scrap paper
• marker
• scissors
• pencil
• glue

Directions:

• Trace child's hand 4 times on construction paper in fall colors and cut out.
• Glue handprints down on another sheet of construction paper to make the owl shape. The fingers are the feathers. Only glue the palms.
• Cut a semi-circle and glue on the head.
• Cut out beak, feet, and eyes and glue on.

Source: Preschool Playbook

Flying Owl Paper Plate Craft

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:

1. Paint both paper plates brown. Allow to dry.
2. Cut out 2 large yellow, 2 medium white, and 2 small black circles. Glue together to make eyes.
3. Cut one paper plate in half.
4. Trim the top of the other paper plate to look like ears.
5. Glue the 2 half paper plates to the back for wings.
6. Glue the eyes on the front.
7. Cut and glue on a small orange triangle beak.

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Paper Bag Owl Craft

Here's a cute owl craft made from a paper bag. You can use it for a gift bag or simple stuff him and display.

Materials:

• brown paper bag
• tape
• scissors
• gold foil paper
• white, black, and brown paper

Directions:

1. Cut about 4 inches off the top of three sides of the paper bag, leaving a triangular flap on 1 side.
2. Make little snips with scissors to make a feathered surface on the front or simple cut an oval from yellow paper and glue on.
3. Tape the corners in on the bottom of the bag to create a rounded bottom.
4. Cut simple wing shapes from brown or scrap paper bag and glue on the sides.
5. Cut out big circles from gold foil paper. Fold circles in half and then fold into many small segments. Unfold.
6. Cut out 2 medium sized white circles and 2 small black circles. Glue the black on white, then the white on the gold circles.
7. Glue eyes to the front flap.
8. Cut out a triangular beak from brown paper and glue to the tip of the flap. Fold down the flap and pinch the corners for ears.
9. Fill your owl with tissue paper. Use as a gift bag if desired. 

Source: dSharp Journal