Preschool Crafts For Fall Beaver Skunk And Owl
Do you love to make Preschool crafts for fall or autumn? If so then this fantastic painted egg craft is a wonderful and fun idea that you will love!
If you are looking for preschool craft ideas there are plenty here on The Inspiration Edit and these cute little creatures are a third of a set of painted eggs you will love. You could even paint all 9 with the little ones and create a cute Autumn or woodland scene in the classroom
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Supplies Needed To Create These Super Cute Preschool Crafts
- Paint
- Black Paint Pen or Black Permanent Marker
- Wooden Eggs
- Paint Brush
- Card stock
- Hot Glue
- Pencil
- Beaver, Skunk and Owl Template
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Unpainted Wooden Eggs – For Easter, Crafts, and Displays – 2-1/2
Apple Barrel Acrylic Paint Set, 18 Piece (2-Ounce), PROMOABI Best Selling Colors ISharpie Permanent Marker, Fine Point, Black Ink (Pack of 12)
Let’s Make These Fun Preschool Crafts For Fall
Paint the wooden eggs. You will need to give each egg 2-3 coats of paint. Allow the paint to dry completely.
Download the Beaver, Skunk and Owl template and print out.
Cut the template out and trace onto cardstock. Cut each piece out. Glue the pieces of the ears together and set aside.
Paint a face and stomach onto each egg. Refer to the photos. This will require 1-2 coats of paint. Allow the paint to dry completely.
Paint a nose onto each of the eggs.
Paint a white line on top of each nose to give it dimension.
Use a pencil to draw eyes and a mouth onto the eggs.
When you are satisfied with how the eyes and mouths look, trace over them with a black paint pen or permanent marker.
Glue the ears on top of the egg, the tails on the back slightly sticking out to the front and the porcupine’s spikes onto his back.
Your eggs are finished.
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Enjoy.
Preschool Crafts For Fall Beaver Skunk And Owl
This is a tutorial for making cute autumn or woodland scene.
Materials
- Paint
- Black Paint Pen or Black Permanent Marker
- Wooden Eggs
- Paint Brush
- Card stock
- Hot Glue
- Pencil
- Beaver, Skunk and Owl Template
Instructions
- Paint the wooden eggs. You will need to give each egg 2-3 coats of paint. Allow the paint to dry completely.
- Download the Beaver, Skunk, and Owl template and print out.
- Cut the template out and trace it onto cardstock. Cut each piece out. Glue the pieces of the ears together and set aside.
- Paint a face and stomach onto each egg. Refer to the photos. This will require 1-2 coats of paint. Allow the paint to dry completely.
- Paint a nose onto each of the eggs.
- Paint a white line on top of each nose to give it dimension.
- Use a pencil to draw eyes and a mouth onto the eggs.
- When you are satisfied with how the eyes and mouths look, trace over them with a black paint pen or permanent marker.
- Glue the ears on top of the egg, the tails on the back slightly sticking out to the front, and the porcupine’s spikes onto his back. Your eggs are finished.
We have More Cute Woodland Preschool Crafts Below
Woodland Fox, Dear and Racoon Eggs
Woodland Rabbit, Bear and Hedgehog Eggs
Items you may find useful for making your painted eggs
Unpainted Wooden Eggs – For Easter, Crafts, and Displays – 2-1/2Apple Barrel Acrylic Paint Set, 18 Piece (2-Ounce), PROMOABI Best Selling Colors I
Sharpie Permanent Marker, Fine Point, Black Ink (Pack of 12)
MORE FALL CRAFTS YOU MIGHT LIKE:
Popsicle Stick Fox Craft For Kids
Milk Bottle Hedgehog Craft For Kids
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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 instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
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