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STEM/ART project | 3D Turkey | Homeschool | Lifewithme3


I am not sure who will be interested in this week's Art/STEM project, but I'm posting anyway 😄. We are doing a 3D turkey Art this week.

3D Turkey Art on a Background

  • Draw and color a Turkey.
  • Cut it out and set it aside.
  • Think of what color background you want for your turkey (solid color, nature scene,..) and color/paint it. let dry.
  • Glue your turkey onto the dried background painting.
  • Use fake feathers from store or make your own using paper, to glue onto your turkey.
  • Use Googly eyes or buttons for the eyes of your turkey.
  • Mix liquid glue and a bit of food dye to make the wattle, beak, feet,.. OR you can use soap flakes or sand in your paint. Or simply use hot glue (*parent).
  • (optional) Frame your masterpiece and hang it on your wall or use are a table piece 🙂

* Materials: Paint, markers, crayon, pencil, scissors, glue, paper, picture of a turkey for reference, canvas(optional), fake feathers, googly eyes or buttons.

* Be creative and have fun!



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