This adorable handprint chicken chicken craft for kids is super easy to make.
All you need is a handful of art and craft supplies and you are ready to go.
Your children will love this wonderful farm animal art project. So let’s dive right in!
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Farm Animal Craft Project
Farm animal projects are one of our favorite activities in our house since we are actually living on a farm.
Now since the Winter is almost over and all the holiday decorations are gone it is time for some spring fun.
Therefore I decided to start up this new season with this fun chicken handprint craft for my kids.
This wonderful spring craft for kids is especially a big hit for toddlers and preschoolers. It is perfectly manageable in a classroom setting.
Painting with hands brings a lot of joy and fun. It helps children to explore paint with their own fingers and makes it the perfect sensory activity.
Especially around Easter, chicken projects are rather popular. Also, why not use the opportunity to take a book, and learn about farm animals, chickens, or Easter traditions? The kids will love it!
But let’s take a look now at this easy chicken craft project:
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How to Make Simple Handprint Chicken Craft
Here is what you will need for this DIY chicken Easter craft:
Handprint Chicken Craft Materials
- paper or canvas
- yellow and orange fingerpaint
- paintbrush if needed
- red and black markers
Chicken Handprint Art Instruction
Follow these simple steps to create your handprint chicks:
Step 1: Paint your hand
Begin by covering your child’s hand in yellow finger paint. If needed take a paintbrush to do so. Add orange color to the thumb and pinky.
Step 2: Create body of the chicken
Have your child place their painted hand on the canvas or paper. The body of the chicken is created now!
Step 3: Create baby chicks
Take one single figure and create baby chicks as shown in the picture.
Step 4: Let it try
After your handprint is done it is for your chicken art project to try.
Step 5: Paint Features
At the end your red and black markers to paint the features of the chickens and baby chicks. Take a look at the picture below how to.
Did you enjoy this adorable handprint chicken project? Then check out our other Pig Outlines, Chicken Crafts, Farm Animal Fun, DIY horse goody bags, or Corn sensory play next.
Chicken Art Tips
- This activity is a lot of fun for little ones but can be quite messy. Be prepared!
- Make sure to use a lot of finger paint, otherwise, your chicks will not turn out the right way.
- This wonderful spring project is also perfect for a classroom setting. It would make a perfect handprint chicken art and craft for preschool.
Summary
This farm animal activity is a wonderful spring craft idea.
It is not only super easy to make but also a lot of fun. My kids loved it!
We used the chance to implement learning about chickens and little chicks.
Afterward, we had a wonderful time creating our own handprint chicken craft.
Their handprints turned out so lovely I will keep them as keepsakes.
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Handprint Chicken Art for Kids
How to create this adorable handprint chickens for spring or easter.
Materials
- yellow and orange finger paint
- red and black marker
- paintbrush if needed
- paper or canvas
Instructions
- Cover your hand with yellow paint.
- Add orange to your thumb and pinky.
- Press your covered hand on the canvas or paper to create the body of the chicken.
- Take a single finger and create baby chicks
- Let your finger print try.
- Take your black and red markers to add the features of the chicken and chicks.