Footprint Turkey

Thanksgiving Bulletin Board

The footprint turkey is always a Fall Hit with the children. Something about painting on your foot feels so good! This year I had three who were not interested in feeling the tickle of paint on their toes, for them I outlined their Foot! I had pre cut yellow card stock on hand and had pre cut the same yellow for the beaks and next year I will be sure to have brown card stock on hand for those who do not want their foot painted! This ended up being a great Letter F Letter of the week art project!

Supplies Needed

Brown paint
glue
2 google eyes
small cut triangle beak
small red turkey neck
I’m Thankful for sign
Yellow (or Brown) Card stock, red and yellow construction paper

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I was going to have them glue legs as well however their toes made great legs and we left them off. The beauty of art is there is no one way so we often change in the middle of a project!

To Start I painted the bottom of their foot with a small layer of brown paint, too much and it will smear or you miss the detail of the footprint. I then have them step down on Yellow card stock to make their print. Then use the glue to attach your eyes, beak and red turkey neck! While were working I ask what they are thankful for and write on the sign. I cut around the prints when they are dry and set aside. Sorry I was unable to get photos of this process if only I had eight arms like an octopus!

Day two

Coffee Filter Feathers

Supplies Needed

small coffee filter
markers
water bottle
water

I let the children make as many as they wanted so have lots of coffee filters on hand just in case! We did this project on the day of our Halloween Party so we were careful to keep it clean to not mess up their costumes. Start by coloring the filter then spray on the water and watch the magic! My spray bottle was not working so we slowly poured water onto the center and watched to go, I actually think this worked better and the water did not splash up!