Owl Card Craft For Kids

This owl card craft for kids is a fun activity to do at home or in the classroom!

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This craft doesn’t have many pieces or steps, it’s ideal for preschool, kindergarten and elementary children.

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Supplies

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

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Glue the two eyes towards the top of the owls' body.

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

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Position the owl wings, one on each side, on either side of the owl body. Glue to the back of the owl.

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Glue the two yellow feet to the bottom of the owl's body.

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Swipe up for full tutorial!

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