This handprint snowy owl craft is a fun winter activity for the kids to do at home or in the classroom!
We can’t get enough of our fun handprint art and crafts, but we realized we were a little low in the choices of winter themed handprint crafts.
So, to provide you with some more options we’re releasing several new, cute and easy handprint crafts for winter.
This craft, like all the others, is super simple because we include a free printable template for you to use too. All you need to do is download the template (the download form is located at the end of this page) and get crafting!
Read our simple directions below or watch our step by step video tutorial to learn exactly how to make this cute owl handprint craft with your kids or students.
Winter Owl Handprint Craft
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Some of the reasons we love handprint crafts is because they’re simple and cheap to make!
All you’ll need is some colored paper, scissors and glue. It doesn’t get much easier than that, right?
In case you’re curious, we prefer using colored card stock over construction paper because we love the vibrant colors of the card stock. If colored card stock isn’t an option for you, feel free to use construction paper!
Related: Wintery Handprint Cardinal Craft For Kids
Supplies
- Colored card stock (in black, yellow, white and gray)
- Scissors
- Glue stick (this kind works best with thick paper)
- Pencil
- Snowy owl craft template (download form located at the end of the page)
Download the snowy owl craft template, print and cut out the pieces. 
Place the white owl face at the top of the owl body and glue in place. 
Glue the owl’s beak so it’s halfway on the face and halfway on the body. 
Make the owl’s eyes by gluing the black circle onto the larger yellow circles. 
Place the completed eyes in the middle of the owl’s white face and glue down. 
Glue the owl’s feet at the bottom of the owl’s body, letting half of the feet hang over the bottom of the body.
Trace your child’s right and left hands on the gray card stock and cut out.
Place your child’s handprints, one on each side, with the thumbs pointed up on each side of the owl body and secure with glue. 
Isn’t that such a simple and cute winter keepsake craft?
If you think your children will enjoy making this craft, they’ll also love this handprint polar bear craft!
Wondering how to incorporate this craft into a fun learning activity? How about you make it into an arctic animal unit study?
Keep it simple with a few steps such as:
- Introduce the theme of arctic animals by reading a fun and educational book about the arctic.
- Encourage kids to continue learning basic school skills by doing some fun worksheets, like these arctic animal ones.
- Finish it up by making this cute snowy owl craft.
Keep it short like we suggest, or if your child wants to engage in even more learning activities, add in a winter sensory bin or other sensory play like this fluffy snow slime.
Adding in sensory play will make your arctic animal unit study well rounded and even more fun!
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Did you make this handprint snowy owl craft?
We’re always curious to see what you think and how they turned out.
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Leave us any tips or comments you had with it too, please! We can’t wait to hear what you have to say.
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Handprint Snowy Owl Craft For Kids
Make this cute handprint snowy owl craft for kids this winter! It comes with a free printable template to make it super easy!
Materials
- Colored card stock (in black, yellow, white and gray)
- Glue stick
- Pencil
- Snowy owl craft template (download form located at the end of the page)
Tools
- Scissors
Instructions
- Download the snowy owl craft template, print and cut out the pieces.
- Place the white owl face at the top of the owl body and glue in place.
- Glue the owl’s beak so it’s halfway on the face and halfway on the body.
- Make the owl’s eyes by gluing the black circle onto the larger yellow circles.
- Place the completed eyes in the middle of the owl’s white face and glue down.
- Glue the owl’s feet at the bottom of the owl’s body, letting half of the feet hang over the bottom of the body.
- Trace your child’s right and left hands on the gray card stock and cut out.
- Place your child’s handprints, one on each side, with the thumbs pointed up on each side of the owl body and secure with glue.
