Paper Bag Chicken Craft For Kids [Free Template]

Even though we’ve never personally owned chickens, we sure do love them!

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If your little ones love farms, they’ll have lots of fun making this paper bag chicken craft.

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Supplies

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Download the chicken template, print, and cut out the pieces you need.

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Glue the head to the flap of the brown paper bag.

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Position the eyes in the middle of the head and glue them in place.

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Take the comb and glue it to the top of the chicken’s head, in between the eyes.

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Glue the wattle to the bottom center of the beak.

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Swipe up for full tutorial!

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