Winter is in the air and we’re excitedly getting ready with tons more crafts! This paper bag snowy owl craft is the perfect activity to do when they kids are bored.

It’s simple and uses supplies you likely already have in your craft closet. To make it even easier, we’re sharing a free printable template.

This takes all the guesswork out of recreating this craft with your kids or students! Just download, print, and get busy.

And, if you need more ideas, be sure to browse through all of our winter animal crafts for kids! There’s plenty to keep the kids entertained for a long while.

Snowy Owl Craft

Supplies

• Brown paper bag
• Colored cardstock or construction paper
• Scissors
• Glue
• Black marker
• Owl template (enter your email in the form at the end of this post to have the link emailed to you)

Directions

Download the paper bag owl template, print, and cut out the pieces you need.

Begin by gluing the owl’s face to the flap part of the brown paper bag. Next, glue the body to the main portion of the bag. Cut off any excess paper bag that the body doesn’t cover.

Create the owl’s eye by gluing the dark gray circle to the face. Take the yellow circle and glue them to the middle of the dark gray circle. Finish the eyes by gluing the black part of the eye to the middle of the yellow circle.

Place the beak just between the eyes and glue in place.

Use the marker to draw on some feathers on each of the wings.

Glue one wing on each side of the main body portion of the owl.

Finish off by gluing the feet to the bottom and middle of the owl’s body.

Aren’t these owls so cute?!

Snowy Owl Ideas For Kids

If you’re using this craft to go along with a snowy owl theme, we’ve gathered some more ideas to help you dig in even further!

On top of this craft, we also have a handprint snowy owl craft that’s adorable and simple to make. Check it out and see which one you like best! Or, even better, make them both!

Books are always a great choice for kids! Read them Owl Babies, National Geographic: Owls or Snowy Owls to go deeper with your owl themed activities.

You could even use this cute snowy owl puppet to read the books to the kids.

Finish it off by spending some time in the kitchen together making these snowy owl cupcakes!

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