Paper Bag Owl Craft For Kids
Today I am sharing a super cute and easy Paper Bag Owl Craft for kids that are sure to be a winner as an activity at home, in the classroom or preschool setting. We love owls here at The Inspiration Edit. In fact, I love Owls.
My grandmother Rae collected Owls ornaments when I was a child and I remember making her owl pictures and buying Owl themed items for her as I grew up.
Grandma still loves Owls and so do I now. Today I’ve combined our love of owls with our love of crafting to share this paper bag craft idea! Enjoy!
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supplies For This Owl Paper Bag Puppet
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Let’s Make The Paper Bag Owl Craft
Download and print out the template.
Cut the template out. Cut large squares of cardstock or construction paper and glue onto the paper bag. You want to glue on the side that the square bottom flaps up.
Use scissors to trim off any excess paper from the sides.
Trace the template onto coloured cardstock and cut out. Cut the beak out x2. (refer to the photo)
Cut the wing out twice, the second one a bit smaller than the first one.
Glue the smaller wing on top of the larger wing.
Glue the wings onto the paper bag just under the flap.
Glue the ears onto the top of the paper bag.
Glue the 2 beak pieces together at one end. Glue the beak and feet onto the paper bag.
Cut the eyes out and glue them above the beak.
Use a black marker to add detail to the wings and stomach.
Your owl paper bag puppet is finished!
This is such a fun and inexpensive craft for a classroom! Go wild and make owls in all sorts of colours!!!
Which do you like best? I really live the red owl!
I think these paper bag owls are awesome!
Download Your Free Owl Template Here
Paper Bag Owl Craft For Kids
Learn how to make paper bag owl craft for kids with this tutorial.
Materials
- Cardstock or Construction Paper
- Paper Bags
- Glue
- Scissors
- Black Marker
Instructions
1. Download and print out the template.
2. Cut the template out. Cut large squares of cardstock or construction paper and glue onto the paper bag. You want to glue on the side that the square bottom flaps up.
3. Use scissors to trim off any excess paper from the sides.
4. Trace the template onto colored cardstock and cut out. Cut the beak out x2. (refer to the photo).
5. Cut the wing out twice, the second one a bit smaller than the first one.
6. Glue the smaller wing on top of the larger wing.
7. Glue the wings onto the paper bag just under the flap.
8. Glue the ears onto the top of the paper bag.
9. Glue the 2 beak pieces together at one end. Glue the beak and feet onto the paper bag.
10. Cut the eyes out and glue them above the beak.
11. Use a black marker to add detail to the wings and stomach. Your owl paper bag puppet is finished!
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About Angela Milnes
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 instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
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