Does anyone else remember making pinecone turkeys in elementary school? I think we used construction paper for the feathers…
If you don’t have construction paper, all you need are bits of nature to make your own cute little pinecone turkey!
K has been collecting pinecones all summer and he was more than thrilled to collect various colorful leaves on a recent walk around the neighborhood. Kids can do a lot of the work including collecting supplies and if they’re old enough, the gluing.
Once your leaves have been pressed in a phone book or other heavy book for a few days, have your child glue or tell you where to glue the leaves to create a colorful tail.
Glue a small stick on the front for the neck and using two tabs from another pinecone or something like an acorn, glue that onto the stick. A piece of a red leaf glued to the bottom of the head will work great as a wattle!
These can make cute little center pieces for your Thanksgiving feast or you can release them back into the wild :)
I’m linking up to Tot Tuesdays @ Delicious Ambiguity, Creative Share Blog Hop @ Trendy Treehouse, Strut Your Stuff Party @ Saturday Mornings, and Works For Me Wednesday @ We Are That Family.
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