Thanksgiving Handprint Turkey Craft

This adorable handprint turkey is one of our all-time favorite Thanksgiving crafts. The turkey is made by using your child's footprint as the turkey's body and your child's handprints as it's feathers. This is a great, easy craft for children of all ages, and even very young children enjoy seeing their "hands" on a gobbling turkey! We always make a turkey for each member of the family and hang them on the door as a great Thanksgiving decoration. They also make a great gift for the grandparents. Enjoy!

What you'll need: Brown, Red, Yellow, and Orange Construction Paper 2 Googly Eyes Glue Scissors How to make your Handprint Turkey Craft Trace your child's foot onto brown construction paper and cut it out. Trace your child's hand onto the red, orange, and yellow construction paper and cut out multiple handprints. TIP: Trace your child's hand on the three different colors and then stack multiple sheets to make the time go faster. Cut a small triangle out of orange construction paper for a beak. Cut a small peanut shape out of red construction paper for a waddle (we think that's the right term!). Cut two feet out of orange construction paper. Turn the footprint so that the heel is now the turkey's head. Glue your handprint feathers to the back of the body. Glue on the googly eyes, beak, waddle and feet.

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