Duck Paper Bag Puppet Craft [Free Template]
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Do your kids love ducks?
Maybe you feed them at your local pond or maybe they’ve just read about them in storybooks. Either way, kids love animals!
If they’re looking for some more duck activities, this duck paper bag puppet is a fun farm animal craft for kids.
It’s simple to make and comes with a free printable template. Download it and then watch our quick video tutorial to see exactly how to make this cute craft.
Paper Bag Duck Craft
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Supplies
- Brown paper bag
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Duck template (enter your email in the form at the end of this post to have the link sent to you)
Directions
Download the duck template, print, and cut out the pieces you need.
Glue the duck’s head to the flap portion of the paper bag.
Take the duck’s body piece and glue it to the main portion of the brown bag.
Place the eyes in the middle of the duck’s head and glue them in place.
Spread some glue along the top half of the duck’s bill and glue it so it’s slightly overlapping the bottom of the duck’s eyes and hanging halfway off the head.
Glue the white neck strip slightly below the bottom of the bill, on the brown body.
Position the feathers just underneath the neck strip and glue it in place.
That’s it! Now let your child have fun with their new duck puppet.
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Little Blue Truck is one of the most popular books in our house. The cool illustrations and rhyming words really make this story fun to read. And with a whole series after this one, kids love getting to know the characters more and more!
The Cow Said Neigh! is a fun and silly book about farm animals who wish they were another farm animal. Kids will enjoy the rhyming and learn that each of us (animals included) has strengths we should embrace.
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Duck Paper Bag Puppet Craft
Materials
- Brown paper bag
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Duck template
Instructions
- Download the duck template, print, and cut out the pieces you need.
- Glue the duck’s head to the flap portion of the paper bag.
- Take the duck’s body piece and glue it to the main portion of the brown bag.
- Place the eyes in the middle of the duck’s head and glue them in place.
- Spread some glue along the top half of the duck’s bill and glue it so it’s slightly overlapping the bottom of the duck’s eyes and hanging halfway off the head.
- Glue the white neck strip slightly below the bottom of the bill, on the brown body.
- Position the feathers just underneath the neck strip and glue it in place.
Video
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Free Duck Template
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Sam is the crafter and founder of Simple Everyday Mom. She has been featured in Oprah Mag, Good Housekeeping, The Spruce Crafts, Country Living, The Bump, and more.
THANKS
You’re very welcome!
Hey I need the template for my son school.
Since you’re a subscriber, you just need to enter your email in the form at the end of the post. After that, it’ll automatically redirect you to the download page ◡̈
Hey Sam,
I love your crafts. I have downloaded several templates over the last year but when I went to get some of the paper bag puppet templates today, none of them have the box to fill in my subscription info and no way to access the template. Did something happen to the website? I can access the instructions for the crafts, but I’ve tried 4 different templates today (one of which I know was there about 3 weeks ago because I used it then.) Is it just some of the crafts or is it all of them?
Thanks for all the work you put in to these projects. I’ve also purchased several of your ebooks because they are so convenient.
Nicole
I’m so sorry – it was my fault, not yours! My site was updated yesterday and there was a conflict that didn’t allow the form to show. But, it has been fixed now so you can enter your email in the form now. Thanks so much for your patience!
@Sam,
You rock. I can access it now. Thank you.
Yay! So glad!
I look forward to doing the duck puppet with my kids.
Perfect! I hope they enjoy it!
HEY, THERE IS NO TEMPLATE! THE ONLY THING THAT COMES UP IS THIS COMMENT BOX! BEFORE THERE WAS A TEMPLATE BOX. FOR A LONG TIME THERE HAS BEEN NO TEMPLATE BOX!
Hey John, sorry you’re having problems. I haven’t changed anything so I don’t know why you suddenly can’t see the form. Do you have an approximate date you stopped being able to see them? Also, are you using an adblocker or firewall? Both may block the forms from appearing. The forms are always near the end of the post, above the comments sections, and under a bolded subheading.