Today we have a printable owl craft for kids of all ages to print, cut and then glue together. It is a simple craft that works great at home or in the classroom. We have a version that is a blue/green owl or you can choose the pink/purple owl color combination.
This owl craft is super cute and so easy to make. I love having free printable crafts around for days when we’re stuck inside and desperately need an activity quickly!
Printable Owl Craft for Kids
I like to cut the pieces out, hand over a glue stick, and see what he comes up with based on following the guide at the top of the printable. It can be a little tricky because the wings and the feet need to glued to the back side of the body instead of the front.
We have a couple of options for this printable; a blue color scheme and a pink.
You can make a whole little owl family!
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Supplies Needed
- Our free owl craft printable (below)
- Scissors or preschool training scissors
- Glue Stick
- (Optional) Card stock paper
- (Optional) Additional owl accessories like feathers, pom poms, markers or paint
Download & print your owl craft pdf file here:
Directions
Step 1
Download & print owl template of your color choice.
Step 2
Cut the pieces of the owl out. Before cutting out, you can glue to a card stock base and let the glue dry before cutting out if you want a thicker base for your owl craft.
Step 3
Follow the little picture of the finished owl craft in the upper right corner of each printed owl craft template. I like to start at the bottom and move up by gluing on:
- Owl feet to owl body – note that the feet are glued from behind in our example
- Owl wings to owl body – note that the wings are glued from behind in our example
- Owl eyes
- Owl nose
More Owl Fun from Kids Activities Blog
- Download & print our easy step by step tutorial on how to draw an owl.
- Make this fun owl valentine.
- One of my very favorite crafts on Kids Activities Blog is our folded owl craft that uses cupcake liners.
- Download & print our owl coloring pages that comes with a video tutorial.
- Make a fun food owl sandwich!
- Use an owl craft to learn skip counting.
- Cute nursery rhyme crafts in honor of the owl and the pussy cat
- Love these cool owl coloring pages
- How about a wise owl coloring page?
How did your printable owl craft turn out? Which color did you choose for your owl craft?
Love it so cute! anychance you could make a balck & white outline one so he kids can colour him in as well?
Thanks
Jo
This is so cute. I love it.
Cute! My kiddo would love to do this craft and adores owls!
Thanks for sharing and thanks for linking up with us at Tell Me About It Tuesday! I hope you hop over again next week.
What a cute little owl! Thanks for the printable. I also was wondering about a black and white outline because my kiddos love to color.
I would love if you could stop by and share with Toddler Idea Tuesday. I am always looking for new activities for my little ones and I love to share with my readers.
http://totsandme.blogspot.com/2014/02/toddler-ideas-tuesday-february-25th-2014.html
Have a great evening
Very cute! Printing for my granddaughter who LOVES owls! Thank you. Visiting from Adorned from Above
My children and I have had LOTS of snow days this winter so finding easy crafts like this has really been a lifesaver! I love how cute this is! I’m so glad to see you linking up at Frugal Crafty Home Blog Hop! I will be featuring this at our next party on Sunday night!
Such a cute craft! May have to make this with my youngest; he’d love it. Thanks so much for sharing on Inspire Me Wednesday. Featuring you in next week’s issue.
Cute! I love easy craft ideas for kids AND owls!
These owls are so cute! I chose this post as one of my favorites from last week’s Hearts for Home Blog Hop, and I’m featuring it this week. Feel free to stop by and grab an “I was featured” button if you’d like! And, thanks for linking up! 🙂
http://learningtable.blogspot.com/2014/03/hearts-for-home-blog-hop-56.html
These are very cute printables. I am wondering how I could avoid having the pieces be cut out, which of course my 3 year old granddaughter isn’t able to do. She can do crafts where your punch out the pieces and she can do stickers. And she can glue the pieces on.
These printables would work to make paper bag puppets.
Such a cute idea!