I’m looking forward to fall finally making an appearance . . . the leaves changing, the cooler air, etc. I can easily say that fall is my favorite season! In honor of the change in seasons, I’ve put together some fall crafts and ideas to try with the kids in your life. I always associate owls with fall (probably because they’re so prevalent in fall decorations), so I thought it would be fun to focus on them.
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24 awesome owl crafts and ideas
How Wee Learn used recyclables to create a textured owl.
Fun Handprint Art created a moon and hand print owl scene using newspapers.
Buggy and Buddy made paper bag owls along with a fun writing prompt. Toddler Approved created a different kind of paper bag owl using craft leaves.
NurtureStore created a variety of owl masks with colorful and natural feathers.
Fireflies and Mud Pies used tree bark and other natural materials to create owls.
And Next Comes L crafted mix and match owls for felt board play.
Happy Hooligans used corks, buttons and felt for this owl craft activity.
Wildflower Ramblings created preschool printables and elementary school printables inspired by Owl Moon.
Rubberboots and Elf Shoes made shape owls with her students. There’s Just One Mommy has a different version, too.
Kid World Citizen dissected and explored owl pellets. The Educators’ Spin on It has resources for this science activity, as well.
Crafty Morning put together a pumpkin owl for the fall.
Inspiration Laboratories recreated scenes from Little Hoot using an owl craft.
Paging Fun Mums used white clay to create owl ornaments.
Mommy Loves Trees made an owl in a tree kid’s costume.
Meaningful Mama has so many owl crafts and activities for a themed birthday party. I think my favorite may be the owl pretzels!
Kids Activities Blog used their cupcake liner apples in a lesson about skip counting.
Playing with Words 365 created a tutorial for owl finger puppets to go along with children’s finger plays.
Housing a Forest created a colorful owl craft that’s great for practicing scissor skills.
Mama Papa Bubba made some delicious toast snacks, including this tasty owl.
Mum in the Madhouse shared how to make a pine cone owl.
What do you think of these adorable owl crafts, snacks, and science activities? What else would you add to the list?
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This is a great round up!! Pinning — thanks for including our Owl Printables 🙂
thank you for gathering and sharing all these fun and crafty ideas with us 😉 @tisonlyme143
Thanks for the wonderful owl ideas. I could use some of those craft ideas for my storytime preschoolers.
So many fabulous owl ideas – thanks for including ours.