We are enjoying our exploration of all things Fall
& the Lil Divas have been begging to make scarecrows.
After reading The Scarecrow's Hat
-
(one of my favorite scarecrow books)
we made easy & fun Paper Bag Scarecrows.
& the Lil Divas have been begging to make scarecrows.
After reading The Scarecrow's Hat
(one of my favorite scarecrow books)
we made easy & fun Paper Bag Scarecrows.
What You Need:
paper bags (brown or white)
construction paper (various color)
yarn or string
glue
markers
scissors
newspaper, paper or paper towels
What To Do:
1. Stuff paper bag with crumpled newspaper, paper or paper towels.
2. Tie bag with yarn/string.
3. Fold over remainder of bag and cut into strips
This will be your scarecrow's head.
4. Cut paper into strips for hair in desired color.
5. I drew a hat onto paper & the Lil Divas cut it out.
6. Glue hat onto strips on top of bag.
7. Add strips on back of hat and under the front as hair.
8. Cut a strip in desired color for the trim on the hat & glue on.
9. Use marker to add facial features -
you can substitute wiggly eyes or stickers for this part as well.
Here are the Lil Divas completed scarecrows -
Meet Mr. Scarecrow
& Mrs. Scarecrow
They are a happy addition to our fall decorations.
Books We Read:
Check out these fun Scarecrow Resources for some learning fun:
Scarecrow Packs - 2 Teaching Mommies
Scarecrow & Corn Alphabet Match &
Scarecrow Number Matching - ChildCareLand.com
Fall Fun Learning Pack - Homeschool Creations
Bern

They turned out so cute! We like the book - The scarecrow's Hat!
ReplyDeleteCute! We did a scarecrow theme last week and a very similar craft. :)
ReplyDeleteThese guys are CUTE!! And I don't mean your girls (well.. they are too of course)
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to Kids Get Crafty!
Maggy
Oh cute! These are just adorable! What a fun and creative project for an older child! Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteCould you please link this post up for Fun STuff Fridays?
http://www.toysinthedryer.com/2011/11/introducing-fun-stuff-fridays.html
What a cute craft! These are such fun.
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to Read.Explore.Learn.
These are great! I may have to do these with my kids as we have a ton of paper bags leftover from a birthday party. Visiting from The Play Academy. Vicky from Mess For Less
ReplyDeleteVery sweet!
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