Turkey coffee filter craft

This coffee filter turkey craft is a fun way to celebrate Thanksgiving! It's such an easy fall craft, and so cool to see the colors blend!

With just a few supplies, these watercolor coffee filter turkeys are a fun Thanksgiving craft to make with the kids and hang for decorations!

Coffee filters come in handy once again with our turkey coffee filter craft! Kids will love creating these colorful turkeys that can be hung as decorations or used as puppets for imaginative play. With just a few simple steps, you can turn ordinary coffee filters into cute and festive Thanksgiving characters. It's a fun and easy project that will keep little ones entertained while also incorporating some fine motor skills practice.

This is a cute Fall and/or Thanksgiving craft I did with a Grade 2 class. Start off with a coffee filter: basket-style. Fold it in half, then half again. Cut a scalloped edge to respresent the feathers. Students roughly colour in the filter with waterbased markers. Encourage the students to really colour in the filter well, in order to get a bright finished product. Then I just walked around and sprayed each one a couple of times with a water mister. The colours will bleed and blend…

Need a quick and easy fall craft to keep the kids busy? This Turkey Suncatcher Craft is such an easy craft. Print off the turkey template provided, add tissue paper to contact paper and top with the turkey. These Thanksgiving suncatchers look so pretty hanging up in your windows!

Learn how to make the cutest coffee filter turkey craft for Thanksgiving! These are so easy and FUN to make for kids of all ages.

Curly Turkey Craft Thanksgiving Activity

This is a cute Fall and/or Thanksgiving craft I did with a Grade 2 class. Start off with a coffee filter: basket-style. Fold i...

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Try this delightful tie-dye Thanksgiving turhey craft for preschoolers, toddlers or kindergarten. A great way to celebrate Thanksgiving with your kids!

This 3D coffee filter turkey craft is adorable and so easy! If you're looking for easy, cute Thanksgiving crafts for kids, you'll love this tie dye turkey.

Coffee filter turkey

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A couple of Thanksgivings ago I teamed up with my friends at Marley Spoon to create an easy kid-friendly Thanksgiving craft and I came up with this turkey napkin ring. In my sketch, above, I used a dyed coffee filter and a toilet tube, two of my favorite materials!

This Coffee Filter Turkey Thanksgiving Craft is a fun idea for kids to create on Thanksgiving Day. Create using watercolors for the feathers!

An easy and effective Thanksgiving craft for kids. This paper plate turkey craft is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers as well as older kids and includes a fun painting technique.

Supplies: Coffee filter Clothes Pin Googly eyes Markers Hot glue gun Construction paper Instruction: 1. Create a design on the coffee filter (we used brown, red, orange, yellow) 2. Spray with water and watch the colours blend together 3. Lay flat or hang to dry 4. Glue eyes on clothes pin using hot glue gun (clamp side up) 5. Using a marker or constrction paper, design the beak 6. Once coffee filter is dry, fold on half and clamp in place Happy thanksgiving! #kidscrafts #thanksgivingc

Turkey craft! Coffee filter and food coloring!!

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