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Toddler Thanksgiving craft - handprint turkeys!

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turkey hand print This is an easy craft which your toddler will enjoy - make several and send them to relatives with your Thanksgiving cards - a simple, fun gift that they will just love. Use any non-toxic paint, preferably finger paint, make the hand print (might take a few test runs before they get the hang of putting their hand down flat to make a proper print), then draw on the eyes, beak, legs, and any other additions. For a very unique turkey, you can even have the little ones add pom-poms, beads, and other crafty items after the hand print dries (use a thin coat of clear paste and let them stick them on wherever the mood takes them).


Posted in Activities on November 13th, 2006

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  1. Thrifty Mommy » Carnival of Family Life #28 - Thanksgiving thoughts and feelings Says:
    November 20th, 2006 at 4:41 pm

    [...] Lisa at Parenting Toddlers reminds us of the classic toddler turkey hand. I love these. [...]

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