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This owl craft can be made in just a few minutes with a cup, paint and rice!
Gather Tools and Materials
Paint
Paint Brushes
Construction Paper
Scissors
Craft Glue
Clear Tape
Masking Tape
Black Marker
Rice
Coins
Cup
Did you know owls are nocturnal? That means they usually sleep during the day!
The Sleepy Owl by Marcus Pfister
Let's Get Started!
1
Fill and attach.
Put one handful of rice into one of the cups. Put the other cup on top and place a long piece of masking tape over the seam.
2
Paint with brown.
Paint the cups brown and allow to dry completely.
3
Draw triangles.
Draw two triangles on a piece of orange construction paper.
4
Cut out triangles.
Cut out the triangles from the orange construction paper and set aside.
5
Trace a quarter.
Trace a quarter two times onto a piece of yellow construction paper.
6
Cut circles.
Cut the yellow circles out and put aside.
7
Trace a nickel.
Trace a nickel two times onto a piece of white construction paper.
8
Cut circles, again.
Cut the white circles out and put aside.
9
Trace a dime.
Trace a dime two times onto a piece of black construction paper.
10
Cut circles one more time.
Cut the black circles out.
11
Glue circles.
Glue the white circles onto the yellow circles.
12
Glue circles, again.
Glue the black circles onto the white circles. Put aside.
13
Draw a wing.
Draw a wing on a piece of brown construction paper.
14
Fold and cut.
Fold the paper in half and cut the wing out. You will end up with two!
15
Attach wings.
Using scotch tape, tape the wings on either side of the cup.
16
Glue eyes.
Glue the eyes onto the top half of the cup.
17
Glue triangles.
Glue the orange triangles under the eyes. This is the mouth.
18
Create ears.
Draw a triangle onto a piece of brown construction paper big enough to be an ear.
19
Fold and cut, again.
Fold the construction paper in half and cut out the ear. You will end up with two!
20
Attach ears.
Tape the ears onto the top on the owl’s head.
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