The children paint the birds black and cut out after the outlines. They glue cotton balls on the bristol and glue the birds and seeds on the cotton balls.
Material used:
- colored bristol (brown)
- cotton wool
- grains such as barley groats
- bird templates
- scissors
- glue
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