Paper Circle Easter Chick Craft

This round paper Easter chick craft is the perfect Easter paper art piece to do with preschool, kindergarten, or first grade students.

Kids will love this collage art project, just a few simple shapes can create a beautiful Easter scene.

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This Easter craft is a perfect art project to do in the classroom because it is really, really easy to make and will look great displayed on the wall. It doesn’t take long to make so the whole process can be completed in one craft session.

We made all the chicks yellow, but you can also make them in other colors for more colorful decorations.

You can also use the same techniques and process to make a cute little DIY Easter card.

How to Make Easter Chick Paper Circle Craft

What you need:

yellow construction paper
green construction paper (if you use more shades of green it will look better)
orange paper
blue paper or other paper for the base
drag
glue
black marker
Googly eyes (optional)
round paper punch – large size – optional

Step by step instructions

Cut two large circles from orange paper or if you have a large circle punch, punch out two paper circles.

Cut small pieces along the edge of the circle, all around (both circles).

Fold some “strips” to add depth to your soon-to-be paper chicks.

Fold a small piece of orange paper in half.

Cut two triangles for the beak.

Glue the paper rings to the base (we used a blue base).

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