A Fun Thanksgiving Turkey Craft Kids Will Love: Turkey Hats

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1. Construction Paper. I usually buy three or four packs at a because they can be used for sooo many things. 2. Markers 3. Glue or Stick Glue 4. Scissors

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1. Gather all materials! These are super easy!

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2. Cut out strips of paper to go around your child’s head.

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3. Use the strips you just cut to measure the length around your child’s head and then glue any necessary pieces together.

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4. Next use brown construction paper to cut a circle for the head and a shorter circle for the body.

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5. Next cut out the eyes, a triangle for the nose, the yellow feet, and the turkey’s wattle in red.

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6. Cut out feathers for the turkey in a long oval shape and allow the kids to add their name.

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7. Glue the feathers together first and let them dry, then glue the feathers to the headband

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A Fun Thanksgiving Turkey Craft Kids Will Love: Turkey Hats

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A Fun Thanksgiving Turkey Craft Kids Will Love: Turkey Hats

1. Construction Paper. I usually buy three or four packs at a because they can be used for sooo many things. 2. Markers 3. Glue or Stick Glue 4. Scissors

Turkey Hat Materials

1. Gather all materials! These are super easy!

2. Cut out strips of paper to go around your child’s head.

3. Use the strips you just cut to measure the length around your child’s head and then glue any necessary pieces together.

4. Next use brown construction paper to cut a circle for the head and a shorter circle for the body.

5. Next cut out the eyes, a triangle for the nose, the yellow feet, and the turkey’s wattle in red.

6. Cut out feathers for the turkey in a long oval shape and allow the kids to add their name.

7. Glue the feathers together first and let them dry, then glue the feathers to the headband

A Fun Thanksgiving Turkey Craft Kids Will Love: Turkey Hats

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