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FEATHER TURKEY
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Cut out a large brown turkey shape (use pattern from the Pattern Station) for your child. |
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Set out a small cup of glue and a glue brush. |
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Have your child brush glue on the body of their turkey shape. |
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Next, set out some small colored feathers for your child to place on top of the glue. |
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Let dry, then tape them to a wall or door to enjoy.
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| CRUSHED LEAVES TURKEY
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Collect some dried fall leaves. |
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Let your child help you crush the leaves into small pieces and set aside. |
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Cut out a large brown turkey shape (use pattern from the Pattern Station). |
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Set out a small cup of glue and a glue brush. |
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Have your child brush glue on the body of their turkey shape. |
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Finally, have your child sprinkle the dried leaf bits on top of the glue. |
| HAND PRINT TURKEYS |
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This project is a little messy, but even toddlers can successfully make hand print turkeys. |
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You will need some white paper and some brown paint. |
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Pour some paint one a small plate. |
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Have your child place their hand in the brown paint. Be sure that the whole palm of the hand is covered with paint. |
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Then help your child press their hand onto a piece of paper. |
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Let dry. Then using a thin black marker, add facial features to the thumb or a head and add legs and feet for the turkey. |
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These are great for making holiday cards. |
| TURKEY COLLAGE |
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You will need a large brown turkey shape (use pattern on Pattern Station). |
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You will also need small 1” squares of paper. (Cut from magazines, tissue or construction paper) |
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Set out the turkey shape and some glue and a brush. Have your child brush glue across his turkey and then place colorful squares over the glue |
| TURKEY HEADBANDS |
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Cut out a 2” x 18” strip of paper. |
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Give the strip to your child along with a stamp pad and a turkey stamp. |
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Help your child stamp turkeys across the strip. |
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When your child is finished, wrap the strip around your child's head and tape the two ends together. |
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