Hoo-to-You Owl Collage Artwork

Benetta
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finished project Summer is a great time to let the kids make some unique artworks. Let them make a beautiful collage of an owl, using dried seeds from the pantry. Using different textures provides an ideal opportunity for fine motor and sensory stimulation, so this activity also provides ample learning opportunities. Some good summer fun!

Total Time: 20 minutes

Yield: one collage

Supplies:

provided pattern sheet
A4 sheet of blue cardstock
dried brown linseeds
dried orange lentils
dried brown beans
dried green split peas
dried poppy seeds
pair of 30mm wiggle eyes
orange and brown felt-tip pens
quick-drying craft glue (such as Bostik Clear)

Steps:

Print the picture of the owl on the blue cardstock.
Start with linseeds on the owl's face and body. Spread glue over a small part of the face. While the glue is still wet, sprinkle linseeds over the wet glue and shake off any excess linseeds. Continue until the owl's face and body has been covered with linseeds.

Glue the two wiggle eyes in place.

Spread glue on the wings and cover the wings with the brown beans.

Cover the owl's beak with lentils.
Neatly cover the leaf with split peas.
Spread glue over the twig and cover it with poppy seeds. Leave the artwork flat on the table for a few minutes before shaking off any excess poppy seeds, so that you do not end up with poppy seeds on other areas where the glue might still be wet.

Use the orange felt-tip pen to color the owl's claws.
Use the brown felt-tip pen to color the end of the twig.

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