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Barn Owl
Watercolor
This is a great project for kids
to explore watercolors,
focusing on hue as well as
saturation.  Children can
discus the emotive qualities of
the book "The Barn Owl"
Materials:
Construction Paper
(Greens, Browns,
Black, White)
Butcher Paper
Circle Punch
Glue
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Horned Owl
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Owl
Crafts
Learning about owls can relate to learning about birds in general,
nocturnal animals or even birds of prey.
All Done!
Crafty Discussion
Be "crafty" with your craft time and explore key
concepts with your children while you create!
poetry.  With the brads, these adorable
poetry.  With the brads, these adorable
heads upside down.heads upside down.
  • Horned Owl Face Template (below)
  • 2 Paper Plates
  • Markers or Paint
  • Brad
Step 1
Cut one of your paper plates in half.
 These will be the wings.
Step 2
Color or paint the wings brown (or
whatever color you want)  Near the
bottom you can make wingtips if
desired.  (If you do this you'll have
scraps to make the feet)
Step 3
Color in your Owl face to represent
the owl you are making.
Fan out the wings and write in some
facts about horned owls. Younger
children can glue cotton to the
middle to make it fluffy.
Step 4
Hold the top of the wings on the
center of the second paper plate.  
Punch a hole through
Step 5
Insert a brad through the bottom of
the beak of the owl face and through
the holes that you punched in the
wings and the body.
Step 6
If you're making owl feet, color
them orange, cut them out like
claws and tape them to the bottom
of the owls body.
Horned Own Printable
This is the face template for the Horned Owl
Craft.  Print on Cardstock for best results.  
This is great for little hands to practice
cutting out because the lines are very thick
and forgiving.