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You are here: Home / Painting for Kids / Finger Paint A Turkey

Finger Paint A Turkey

Now your kids know how to draw a turkey, but do they know how to finger paint a turkey?

This is super easy for kids, even my little one-year-old got in on the fun!

Materials

  • Paint (you could even try our homemade paint)
  • Paper
  • Plates to hold the paint
  • Paper towels for clean up
  • And of course, fingers!

Watch How To Finger Paint A Turkey

If you’re having trouble watching the video here, watch it on YouTube!

Step By Step

  1. Use red, yellow, and orange to make overlapping handprints. This makes the turkey’s tail feathers.
  2. Use brown and paint a pair shape in the middle of the feathers.
  3. Use white and make two spots for the eyes. Be sure to add the pupils with a darker color.
  4. Then paint an upside down triangle for the beak, we used yellow.
  5. Next add a red wattle, the part that hangs from a turkey’s beak.
  6. Last, use yellow to paint the turkey’s legs and toes.

That’s it!

Filed Under: Painting for Kids Tagged With: Finger painting, holiday, Thanksgiving

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