From colored paper, the child cuts out owl eyes (two smaller and two larger circles), eyebrows, beak, belly and feet-claws. He then glues the individual parts to the paper bag. The head of the bird will be the folded bottom. The feet are glued inside the bag – in such a way that only part of them is visible. The rest as if it were hidden somewhere under the feathers. With a pen you can mark the inside of the paper owl’s eyes. As the last element, glue two autumn leaves – they will serve as the wings of this nocturnal animal.
Material used:
- gray paper bag
- colored paper
- scissors
- glue
- two leaves
- pen or marker
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