Overview:
This craft was done with children ranging from ages 4 to 7 years old. It will work for children in any grade. It is fun, easy, and gets the students in the spirit for Thanksgiving.
Materials:
- Paper plates
- Washable paint
- Paintbrushes
- Googley eyes
Prep:
Make sure all surfaces are covered and have the paints accessible for the children. For this project I wanted my students to do it on a colored background so I chose yellow. I could not find yellow paper plates so I decided to purchase yellow spray paint and paint them yellow.
Make sure all surfaces are covered and have the paints accessible for the children. For this project I wanted my students to do it on a colored background so I chose yellow. I could not find yellow paper plates so I decided to purchase yellow spray paint and paint them yellow.
Step One:
Students cut the edges around the plate to make it easier for them to color.
Step Two:
Teachers should paint the student's hand to make this process as less messy as possible. After student's hand is painted, place there hand on the plate.
Step Three:
Have them decorate the edges of the plate that they had cut.
Step Four:
After students finish painting, have them add the final details to their turkeys. Have the students draw on the turkey's legs and glue on the turkeys eye.
Finished Product
Students cut the edges around the plate to make it easier for them to color.
Step Two:
Teachers should paint the student's hand to make this process as less messy as possible. After student's hand is painted, place there hand on the plate.
Step Three:
Have them decorate the edges of the plate that they had cut.
Step Four:
After students finish painting, have them add the final details to their turkeys. Have the students draw on the turkey's legs and glue on the turkeys eye.
Finished Product
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