With fall in full swing and winter around the corner, many families are cozying up inside and looking for fun activities to do!

This simple owl headband craft is not only fun to make, but super cute too. It’s great for fall and can be made to suit your child’s taste.

Use our free printable template to easily recreate it as a craft or print it out on white paper to let the kids color in for themselves.

And, once you’re done making it, be sure to take a picture of your little one wearing their cute new headband.

It’s a great craft project for preschoolers, pre-k, and kindergarten children to do at home or in the classroom.

If you need more ideas, be sure to check out all of our headband crafts for kids!

Headband Owl Craft Directions

Supplies

• Colored cardstock or construction paper
• Scissors
• Glue stick
• Tape
• Owl headband template (download form located at the end of this post)

Related: Paper Bag Owl Craft

Directions

Download the owl headband template, print and cut out the pieces.

Begin to assemble the owl’s eyes by gluing the yellow part slightly off centered onto the white part. Trim off the excess yellow paper with scissors.

Glue the black part of the eye to the front.

Take the completed eye and glue it to the owl eye outline, like in the picture below.

Place the owl eye and outline combination and glue to the owl headband base.

Glue the beak in the middle of the two eyes.

Use the tape to connect the headband extender on each side.

Now your kids have a fun owl headband they can wear all day!

Fall Preschool Unit Ideas

We often get emails from readers like you asking us if we have more ideas that can go together to make a preschool unit. This headband owl goes perfectly with fall, so we’re sharing our favorite fall crafts, activities and ideas to make a fall themed preschool unit.

To begin with try these fall printables for preschool kids or these fall worksheets for preschoolers.

These printables are great for working on a variety of concepts preschoolers are learning like:

• pre-writing practice
• patterns
• shapes
• colors
• counting
• hand-eye coordination

Plus, they’re virtually no-prep! Just download, print and get started.

We also like using these fall pattern block mats to give the kids some hands-on learning time. We recommend laminating them and setting them out from time to time for kids to work on!

If your child enjoys sensory bottles, you have to make this glittery fall leaves sensory bottle. It’s easy to make and mesmerizing to watch!

Searching for more crafts to help teach your child skills like cutting practice, using an appropriate amount of glue, and how to follow directions?

We’ve got loads of fall themed crafts! Below are a few of our favorite:

• Handprint Apple Tree Craft
• Cute Pumpkin Craft
• Raccoon Craft
• Paper Plate Hedgehog Craft

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