Paper Plate Owl
30 Minutes: 4 and up: Fall
Paper Plate Owl
An Activity for School-Age:
Create marvelous owls with many colors and textures!
Before You Begin:
To make these feathered friends, you'll need paper plates, glue, tempera sticks (orange, red, gold, yellow and brown), two wiggly eyes, orange foam sheets, yellow construction paper and scissors.
Activity Goals:
To create a representational craft using different colors and textures.
Furthermore:
This activity is a fun way for children to imitate the majestic appearance of owls.
Let's Get Started
STEP 1
Fold the paper plate at the sides to form wings.
STEP 2
Draw various designs on the wings and the body of the owl using tempera sticks.
STEP 3
Glue the wings down to the body, leaving a bottom portion without glue so that they left slightly and give a 3D impression.
STEP 4
Cut circles from yellow construction paper for the outside of the eyes and line them with a brown tempera stick.
STEP 5
Glue the eyes onto the yellow circles, then glue the circles to the owl's face.
STEP 6
Cut the beak and feet from orange foam. Glue the beak under the eyes and glue the feet at the bottom of the body.
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