Gobble Gobble! I’m so excited that you landed on today’s BEST Turkey Kid Crafts collection post! It’s STUFFED to the brim with so many great craft ideas!!!
On that note, who is ready for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday?! Is your hand up SUPER HIGH right now? I know mine is!
I’m jump starting the Thanksgiving crafts on the Glued To My Crafts website with a HUGE turkey kid crafts roundup that is sure to get that crafty spark going! After all – while the grand Thanksgiving dinner is cooking, you know there will be little ones running throughout the house and you will need something to keep them busy {and now is the perfect time to plan those activities!}
The turkey themed crafts listed below are just a few I have done with my Lil Man in the past. I hope our images inspire you and there is at least one {or maybe two, three etc} that inspires you today! All of our turkey kid craft ideas are super easy and extra do-able, especially with the time crunch & craziness you might be experiencing right now.
So keep scrolling below to gobble up these great ideas and get to work on crafting up some creative memories this Thanksgiving season!
Happy crafting my friends! Please don’t forget to share pictures with us! #gluedtomycrafts
Not only are these Clothespin Turkeys super adorable BUT they also make for great keepsakes. Just trace/cut your child’s handprints out of cardstock, glue on some craft feathers and attached to a clothespin for easy displaying!
Probably one of the EASIEST crafts ever – Leaf Turkeys. All we did was decorate some foam leaf cutouts with decorative plastic leaves & then attached some wooden scoops to the front to look like turkeys. It’s leaf-tastic!
Isn’t this Terra Cotta Pot Turkey super cute? And who would have thought it’s made from Dollar Tree supplies? {hello cheap!} Just glue decorative plastic leaves to one side of the pot and then add turkey features to the front! Super easy and can double as simple decorations too!!!
These Mason Jar Lid Turkeys are a great way to recycle AND they are fun for kids & adults! All we did was decorate some popsicle sticks with washi tape for the feathers and add some cardstock facial turkey pieces inside the mason jar lid.
A classic craft for this time of year – Paper Plate & Feather Turkeys. Just cut a paper plate in half, cover both halves with craft feathers and finish off with a cardstock turkey to the fronts.
I just love cupcake liner crafts and this one is extra perfect for Thanksgiving! To make these Cupcake Liner Turkeys – simply flatten/fold some cupcake liners in half with glue and attach to some popsicle stick scoops. Then add some turkey facial features and display proudly!
Using a waffle as your base, you can easily turn it into a turkey with whipped cream, fruit and a candy corn nose!
Skip the traditional turkey sandwich and jazz up a PB sandwich to look like a turkey instead!
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