- Glue the leaves to a piece of construction paper.
- It should resemble the tail feather of a turkey.
- Add a body cut from another piece of construction paper.
- Add a beak, feet, and some eyes(I ran out of wiggly eyes so I used paper).
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Leaf Turkey
Last night a very blustery storm blew through our area taking most of our remaining leaves from the trees. This morning, we gathered said leaves and created some pretty cute looking turkeys!
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kid crafts,
Thanksgiving crafts
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Very cute! We just did a similar turkey with fake leaves from the Dollar Store.
ReplyDeleteI think it turned out great! There seems to be no shortage of things we can make into a turkey. :)
ReplyDeleteYou have some beautiful leaves there! All we have is tiny one inch leaves. It would take us all day to put together a turkey with them.
ReplyDeleteYou always share the most amazing craft ideas!! You get the Mommy of the Year award....EVERY year, lol!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun craft!!
ReplyDeleteAnd here I was trying to teach my daughter about leaf collages and leaf "people" and I never even thought of a turkey! We did make hand turkeys yesterday, tho! :> Fun idea!
ReplyDeletesuch a cute idea.
ReplyDeleteThat is cool Sandy!! We just did a leaf wreath. Adela is gonna want to do this project.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute idea! And my kids will love it!!!!!! Thanks for sharing!
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Oh this is so cute Sandy. All our leaves are brown and dingy now.
ReplyDeleteAdorable. Too bad my kids are past the age for this type of crafting.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! We also made a leaf turkey recently....though slightly less natural. Check it out!
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Happy Thanksgiving!
I just added this to my ideas for a Turkey Party! Cute! Feel free to grab a button to add to your site.
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Thanks!