M&Ms Candy Turkey Handprint- Thanksgiving crafts for kids
We just recently started doing a lot of hand and footprint art. I love it because not only is it cute, it is great for my multiple age kids (1yr, 2yr, and 5yr). They all get to create an art project all their own by using their individual prints. With Thanksgiving fast approaching it was time for us to start working on a family tradition, handprint turkeys. I made these handprint turkeys with my mom and love being able to make them with my kids too. Since we make them each year I am always looking for new ways we can change them up a bit. Here is just one we made them this year, M & Ms Turkey Handprints.
M&Ms Candy Turkey Handprint- Thanksgiving crafts for kids
What we used:
white paper, brown paper, brown crayon, m&m, DIY brown glue, scissors, red and orange marker.
It was a few days later before I made it back to finish this. Even though I made this for baby brother, my older kids 2 yr and 5 yr could have easily completed this project. If time had not been limited and us not having several things going on, I would have waited and let them complete this for baby brother. However, I had a moment when they were at school and I took advantage of it. All that was left to do was glue the M&Ms on top of the tree trunk to look like fall leaves.
Now baby brothers space on the wall did not have to be empty anymore. All three of my boys now had hand handprint turkeys on the art wall. Big brother had his Candy Corn Turkey and baby brother had his M&Ms turkey and I will soon post little brothers turkey too.
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aw, this is cute!
SUCH fun 🙂 Especially right after Trick or treating! Thanks for sharing at the hop.
-Resh @ Stackingbooks
This sounds really fun but I don’t think that my son would let glue on his favorite treat!!! We might put them on to eat them for a snack 🙂 If not, I would probably find him some day sneaking off in the corner to eat the M&Ms right off the picture!! I am totally doing this next week for Turkey week 🙂 Thanks!!!
Such a cute turkey! And your blog looks awesome!!
What a cute way to use up M&Ms! Featured you this week!