Our free printable chicken craft template is the perfect activity for keeping your little one busy while you are doing other household chores.
Work on those scissor skills, hand-eye coordination and color recognition by making this simple printable chicken craft template.
This adorable chicken craft could work for a variety of ideas including learning the letter C sound, chicken life cycle craft and farm animal themes.
When your child is satisfied with the outcome, try putting the finished chicken craft up on display anywhere in your home.
Scroll down to get the two versions of this printable template, follow the step-by-step instructions or watch the tutorial video as you make your own chicken craft.
Need more crafty fun? Check out our Rooster, Barn and Baby Chick craft. They are perfect for those days when staying indoors is the only thing your family can do!
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Free Printable Cut and Paste Chicken Craft
Ideas for Easy Preschool Paper Chicken Craft
Below are the lists of amazing ideas on how to incorporate this free printable chicken craft template in your kids’ daily life.
1. Chicken Books for Young Readers
Be sure to use our free printable chicken craft template whether you’re teaching your kids how to read or the life cycle of the chicken.
Choose books with many pictures so your little one can point and name it.
Enjoying a book together helps children to improve their understanding and brain development.
Here are some of my child’s favorite chicken books that will surely be loved by you kids, too.
2. Handprint Chicken Craft
The fun way to keep your kids occupied this spring season is to make creative DIY crafts using common items you probably already have on hand.
When your little one is finished with this free printable chicken craft template, let’s make handprint chicken art.
Trace your child’s hand onto the yellow or brown construction paper then cut it out.
Draw the chicken’s head, comb, wattle, beak, feet and feathers in colored papers or use our printable cute chick crafts as stencils.
Glue the chicken’s head to the thumb of your child’s handprint.
Glue the other features of the chicken onto the right place.
Place the feet to the bottom and back of the handprint.
Finish it off by gluing the googly eyes for a funky chicken look.
When you’re done with this cute craft activity, use it for pretend-play or classroom decorations.
3. Easy Spring Craft for Kids
After making this free printable chicken craft template, we thought it would be fun to create our own baby chick crafts.
Gather all the simple crafting materials such as paper plate, paper cup, construction paper, pipe cleaner, craft foam and more.
Have your child paint the paper cups yellow and set it aside to dry.
Draw the chicken’s comb or simple heart shape onto red paper and cut it out.
Cut the beak and feet out from the orange craft foam.
Once the painted paper cup dries, glue a pair of googly eyes.
Next, glue the beak, comb and feet onto the right places.
For the chicken wings, we use yellow feathers and glue it onto the sides of the paper cup.
My little one wants to carry their chicken crafts; thus, we punch a pair of small holes in the cup.
Tie a ribbon or pipe cleaner onto the pair of holes on the cup.
Kids will have so much fun filling their paper cup chicken crafts with candies, small toys or flowers.
4. Farm Animals Themed Party
If you are throwing a children’s farm animals themed party this weekend, use our free printable chicken craft to decorate the venue.
Let the kids enjoy the process of coloring, cutting and gluing the chicken crafts.
Turn this simple craft into a party garland, cupcake toppers, balloon designs, food table display or invitation cards.
If you are looking for more themed party craft ideas, check out the following:
- Farm Animal Crafts
- Community Helper Crafts
- Four Season Bundle Template
- Dinosaur Crafts
- Jungle Safari Animal Crafts
- Storybook Character Crafts
- Ocean Animal Crafts
- Bird Crafts
- Woodland Forest Animal Crafts
All of these classic chicken craft ideas are super easy and would work well for kids of all ages.
We are happy to be part of your preschool science lesson plan and craft activities.
Chicken Craft Supplies Needed
- Colored Cardstock or Construction Paper
- White Cardstock Paper
- Scissors
- Glue
- Colored Pencils, Markers or Crayons
- Printable Chicken Template (FOUND AT THE BOTTOM)
Keep scrolling to get your very own chicken craft today and start with your little ones and their farm animal craft buddies today!
Chicken Craft Instructions
Get ready to build your own mother hens, funky chickens and baby chicks this weekend!
Print out the simple printable chicken craft template on a white paper.
Start cutting out the basic shapes and pattern pieces of this adorable chicken craft.
Use a glue stick to attach the mail tail of the chicken.
Next, glue the beak and wattle onto the face.
Glue the chicken’s comb on top of the head.
And lastly, glue the chicken feet.
These easy fun kid’s activities are perfect for family bonding.
More Options to Choose:
- You can print the blank version and trace the cut outs on card stock paper for a sturdier chicken craft,
- Print the chicken template in color for a simple and easy rainy day craft or,
- Print the blank chicken template and use it as a fun coloring sheet activity and then glue the pieces of the chicken craft together.
Free Printable Chicken Craft Template
Be sure to get the two free printable chicken craft templates for your toddlers, preschool and kindergarten kids.
We have basic black and white chicken shape templates to fill in with amazing colors.
We also have the colored version of a printable chicken template for kids who like to cut and paste.
Don’t forget to share your learning plans in the comments.
Need more farm animal fun? Check out our packed list of farm animals for simple craft fun with your little ones.
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Kaitlen D.