Paper Leaf Owl {Kid Craft}

The nice thing about Wyoming is, although we don’t get to experience fall for long, we do get a large array of colorful autumn leaves on the trees. This is probably my favorite part of the season change. You know it’s fall when you see red, orange and yellow leaves. It’s just point blank – beautiful and sometimes breathe taking as well. {I’ve heard in the Colorado mountains it’s absolutely stunning!}

To celebrate the beauty of autumn colors, I’m sharing this Owl Leaf Kid Craft. Although we didn’t use leaves from nature {which I highly recommend and I’m doing next time!} I did find some great decorative leaves at our local Dollar Tree. With a little imagination, you too can celebrate the season with this kid friendly craft! It’s owl-tastic! #gluedtomycrafts

Supplies:
* Decorative Plastic Leaves {affiliate link}
* Construction Paper
* Scissors
* School Glue
* Wiggle Eyes
* Markers/Paint/Paint Dab Markers

Directions:
* First cut out an owl shape body out of construction paper. {my shape looked more like a football} Have your child decorate this however they want!
* Glue that finished piece to another piece of construction paper.
* Cut out embellishments like a beak and legs for your owl.
* Now glue your leaves, eyes, nose and legs to give the owl life!

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