Baby Bird Craft Kids Will Love
Baby Bird’s Nest Craft Kids Will Love
Springtime can be so special, the light returns, the flowers begin to grow and you can hear the birds tweeting in the trees. Have you ever been on a bird nest hunt? As children, we would go to the woods and while we were there we would look out for bird’s nests and see how many we could find. Today we have a baby birds nest craft which I am sure you will love. Enjoy.
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Contents
What You Will Need
- 2 Brown Paper Lunch Bags
- Shredded Brown Paper
- 4 Plastic Easter Eggs—2 blue, 2 red
- Paper—orange, black, and blue
- Black Marker
- Glue Stick
- Optional: 4 googly eyes
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Let’s Make It
Cut off the top half of each paper bag. Open each bag up and fold the edges down a little bit and fill each one with the shredded paper.
Cut out 4 little blue bird wings and 4 little blackbird wings. Mine just looked like little leaves, but with one end having a flat edge. Fold over the flat edge just about a ¼ inch so you can glue the fold to the egg and the wing will stick out.
Glue a wing on each side of the eggs about halfway down the egg where the line is. Make sure the top of your baby bird is the rounded end of the egg.
Cut out 4 little orange beaks. I just folded a piece of orange paper in half, and starting at the fold, cut 2 lines that come to a point. It will look like a folded triangle that opens up like a beak does. Glue a beak on each rounded end of the eggs.
Now just draw 2 little eyes on right by the beaks or glue on your googly eyes if you are using those. Set the 2 blue birds in one of the bags so they are looking up in the air. Set the red birds in the other bag the same way.
Add some little chocolate Easter eggs into the nests if you would like!
Have fun!
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Baby Bird’s Nest Craft Kids Will Love
This is a tutorial on how to make a bird's nest craft.
Materials
- 2 Brown Paper Lunch Bags
- Shredded Brown Paper
- 4 Plastic Easter Eggs—2 blue, 2 red
- Paper—orange, black, and blue
- Black Marker
- Glue Stick
- Optional: 4 googly eyes
Tools
Instructions
Cut off the top half of each paper bag. Open each bag up and fold the edges down a little bit and fill each one with the shredded paper.
Cut out 4 little blue bird wings and 4 little blackbird wings. Mine just looked like little leaves, but with one end having a flat edge. Fold over the flat edge just about a ¼ inch so you can glue the fold to the egg and the wing will stick out.
Glue a wing on each side of the eggs about halfway down the egg where the line is. Make sure the top of your baby bird is the rounded end of the egg.
Cut out 4 little orange beaks. I just folded a piece of orange paper in half, and starting at the fold, cut 2 lines that come to a point. It will look like a folded triangle that opens up as a beak does. Glue a beak on each rounded end of the eggs.
Now just draw 2 little eyes on the right by the beaks or glue on your googly eyes if you are using those. Set the 2 blue birds in one of the bags so they are looking up in the air. Set the red birds in the other bag the same way.
Add some little chocolate Easter eggs into the nests if you would like!
Have fun!
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Angela Milnes is a Qualified Early Years Teacher who has specialised in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has a wealth of experience teaching young children and is passionate about kids crafts and having fun as a family. Angela has also taught cooking skills and loves to share both family recipes and easy crafts here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
