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August 11, 2015 By Chelsey 11 Comments

Who’s Who? Owl Craft for Kids

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One of my favorite projects for the beginning of the school year is this who’s who owl craft and writing activity! Children use paper bags to make owls and then write clues on the front about themselves for their classmates to guess- a perfect getting to know you activity. The owls make a great fall bulletin board for the classroom too!

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Such a cute owl craft using a brown paper lunch bag! (Who's Who? Owl Craft for Kids w/ FREE Printable) ~ Buggy and Buddy

 

* This post was originally published on September 1, 2014.

Each fall I’d have my class make these paper bag owls. They loved trying to guess which owl belonged to each of their classmates based on the clues each child wrote on the front! You can print out your own writing page to fit on the front of your owl, or simply do the owl craft without the writing component, creating a paper bag owl puppet! (This post contains affiliate links. )

 

Paper Bag Owl Craft for Kids

Materials for Paper Bag Owl Craft

  • Brown paper lunch bags
  • Construction paper (in brown, white, orange, yellow, and black)
  • Scissors
  • Glue
  • Free writing printable (optional)

who am i image

Directions for Paper Bag Owl Craft

1. You’ll need to start with a perfect 9-inch square to create the wings to your owl. Take a 9 x 12 inch brown sheet of construction paper and fold one corner up so the edge lines up perfectly with the top of the paper. Cut off the leftover paper on the left hand side. Unfold the paper to reveal your brown construction paper square!

 

how to make a perfect square from a rectangular piece of paper

 

2. Now it’s time to add the wings to the paper bag. Turn the brown square so it resembles a diamond and place it behind your paper bag. Fold down the top triangle and glue it to the bag.  Cut off the top two sections of the wings.

 

add construction paper wings to your owl

 

3. Cut out some circles for eyes and glue them to your bag.

 

add circle eyes

 

4. Add smaller black circles to complete the eyes. Use orange paper to make a beak.

 

paper bag owls

 

You now have a cute paper bag owl craft that can also be an owl puppet!

 

5. If you’d like, print out the free “Who Am I?” printable. Write some clues about yourself onto the paper. Glue just the top portion of the filled out paper to your owl. Fold the paper up  and draw a picture of yourself directly onto the bag. When you put the clue paper back down, it should cover your picture. Now classmates can read your clues and then lift the paper to see if their guesses as to who made the owl are correct!

 

Who's Who? Paper Bag Owl Craft

 

These paper bag owls are perfect for the classroom or to decorate your home for fall!

 

Who's Who? Paper Bag Owl Craft~ BuggyandBuddy.com

 



 

Filed Under: Crafts for Kids, Elementary, Fall, Writing Tagged With: Fall crafts for kids, paper bag, writing

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