Crow Name Craft
This crow name craft is a cute fall activity that makes name and letter practice fun for kids.
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Materials
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Crayola Bold & Bright markers
- Crow name template
Instructions
- Open the PDF in Adobe Reader and edit the template to add your child's name. Alternatively, you or your child can write them on the fence pieces.
- Print the template and gather the materials for this fun activity.
- Begin by gluing the eye pieces onto the crow's head.
- Glue the beak below the eyes.
- Glue one wing onto each side of the crow’s body.
- Arrange the fence letter pieces to spell your child’s name and glue them to the back fence supports to connect them.
- Glue the completed name fence onto the lower part of the crow’s body.
- Glue the feet onto the top of the fence so the crow looks like it is sitting on it.
- Finally, use a white Bold & Bright marker to add eyebrows above the crow’s eyes.
Notes
To make the letters look like the example, download the free font Lexend before opening the PDF in Adobe Reader.