Fork painted Turkey craft is one of the easiest and fun Turkey projects my kids have done! This Turkey thanksgiving project is perfect for little ones! The fork prints comes out beautifully as Turkey feathers!

Thanksgiving is one of my most favorite times of the year!  Thanksgiving is such a fun holiday for all- kids and grown ups! You can make it even more special by using these 15+ Turkey Thanksgiving craft ideas with your preschoolers and kindergarteners. Do check out my 25+ Fall Craft ideas my preschoolers and kindergarteners. Incorporate these super easy and hands on Turkey arts and crafts activities for Thanksgiving to promote sensory, fine motor, problem-solving, math, and literacy skills all while having fun in an engaging way!  Check out my TPT store to grab your Free Turkey template! For many of these thanksgiving activities, you will need this super fun Turkey Template. If you love these thanksgiving activities, I bet you can’t miss my 25+ Fall Leaf Art and Craft ideas.

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Let’s get going with this super fun Turkey craft for Thanksgiving!

Fork Painted Turkey Craft

Make this easy turkey by using a fork! This is a super simple thanksgiving art project that the kids can easily make by themselves. This Turkey activity is a super fun and easy fine motor art for Thanksgiving. To begin this turkey craft, pick out your colors( I used Red, orange and Yellow) you’ll be using for your turkey’s feathers. Dip the fork in different colors to make colorful Turkey feathers. Then set aside to dry.

Once completely dried up, add a brown head like shape out of a brown construction paper and glue it at the bottom of the paper for the turkey’s head, a Pilgrim’s hat if your students choose, googly eyes, a beak, and a wattle. Now your turkey is complete. Your students will love creating this beautiful turkey for Thanksgiving!

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