Construction Paper Owl Craft

We absolutely love fall crafts! It’s one of the best seasons because you can really get creative with woodland animals – like this paper owl craft.

This is a super easy craft, perfect for preschoolers or even kindergarteners if they have mastered scissor skills.*This article contains affiliate links*

Who likes owls? We do! A fun bird although it can be very noisy at inopportune times (when you’re trying to sleep and it decides to do its hooting right next to the open window – but still a cute owl nonetheless).

We also love easy paper crafts because they are one of the most popular craft materials with kids (and teachers).

This craft idea involves a lot of cutting and pasting so it will really be a great exercise for fine motor skills and scissors for little ones, and it’s fun too.

Let’s make an owl with construction paper.

What you need:

drag
glue
black marker
pencils or crayons for drawing by hand
circle punch (kids will love punching circles)

Colorful craft paper, choose any color you like! These are the colors we chose:

brown construction paper for body
orange paper for wings
pink and purple paper for feathers
white paper for eyes
gold foil for mine

Any other decorative materials you can think of.

Watch Video Tutorial

Or follow the step-by-step instructions below

Draw an oval owl shape on paper. Draw two pointed tips on one side for the owl’s “ears.”

Cut out the image.

Draw with your hand.

Cut them out.

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