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Paper Bag Turkey Craft

November 8, 2013 by Kimberly 6 Comments






Brown paper bag puppets are always fun to make. We have made quite a few, including an owl, eagle, puppy, and a giraffe. I thought this turkey puppet would be a fun Thanksgiving Craft to make, and I was right! Lorelai really enjoyed this one. She did almost all of the work. I just drew the shapes of the feathers and beak for her. She was very proud of her turkey!

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Materials Needed: Construction Paper (various colors), a Brown Paper Lunch Bag, Scissors, Glue Stick, and a marker.

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Directions: The instructions for this are self explanatory; just draw the feathers/beak/wattle onto the construction papers and cut out/glue down. See the photos above and below to see positioning! Tip for the feathers — expedite the cutting process by layering your construction papers and cutting all out at once.

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I give this craft five stars — it’s easy to make, only needs a few common materials, and the end product is adorable. I hope you get a chance to make one with your child(ren)!!

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Comments

  1. maryanne @ mama smiles says

    November 9, 2013 at 10:05 pm

    Cute, simple, and (since it’s a puppet) even interactive. Love it! Pinning 🙂

  2. Gosia says

    November 10, 2013 at 1:06 pm

    How fun and cute!
    Would you like to come and share it at the Foodies & Crafties SoirĂ©e? There is one on-going now – goo.gl/iLbOjP. We also have a hop on Pinterest, so you can gain some new followers:)
    Hope to see you there!
    Gosia | Kiddie Foodies

  3. Haniyfa says

    October 6, 2017 at 1:11 pm

    Pock pock, pock pock, pock pock, pock pockkkkk. It’s incredible.
    That was the comment of my kindergarten class as they gobble gobble gobbled around the room. Thank you on such a great variation of an old favourite. We added our names, counted the letters and wrote our names on the feathers.
    Happy Canadian Thanksgiving!!!!!

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