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Thanksgiving Craft: Turkey Pops

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This Thanksgiving craft is so fun! Turkey pops are easy to make and your kids will love them and they can help you put them together. I like that they can be made way ahead of time and you aren’t struggling to put something together the morning of Thanksgiving. This Thanksgiving craft would be great to hand out to teachers and classmates around the holiday or just sitting on the kid’s table for Thanksgiving dinner. Whatever you use them for, they are sure to bring some extra smiles around Thanksgiving day.

Are you looking for an easy Thanksgiving Craft to add to the kid table or to just have on hand for the kids on Thanksgiving? These easy Turkey Pops are so cute!

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Supplies Needed To Make This Thanksgiving Craft – Turkey Pops:

burlap

googly eyes

foam fall leaves

Tootsie Pops

ribbon

orange foam of orange construction paper (for beak)

red foam or red construction paper (to make the “gobble”)

hot glue gun

Are you looking for an easy Thanksgiving Craft to add to the kid table or to just have on hand for the kids on Thanksgiving? These Turkey Pops are perfect!

Directions To Make This Thanksgiving Craft – Turkey Pops:

To start, I cut two, 5″ squares from the burlap for each Turkey Pop.  I wrapped the top of each Tootsie Pop with two of the burlap squares and secured it with ribbon around the base of the Tootsie Pop.

Are you looking for an easy Thanksgiving Craft to add to the kid table or to just have on hand for the kids on Thanksgiving? These easy Turkey Pops are so fun and cute!

Then, I hot glued the googly eyes, beak and ‘gobble’ on the burlap around the “head” of the turkey.

Are you looking for an easy Thanksgiving Craft to add to the kid table or to just have on hand for the kids on Thanksgiving? These easy Turkey Pops are so fun!

I used three foam leaves for the feathers of each turkey. If you don’t have foam leaves, cut leaves from scrapbook paper or construction paper.

First, I hot glued the leaves together.

Are you looking for an easy Thanksgiving Craft to add to the kid table or to just have on hand for the kids on Thanksgiving? These easy Turkey Pops are perfect!

Then, I hot glued them to the back of the Turkey Pop.

Are you looking for an easy Thanksgiving Craft to add to the kid table or to just have on hand for the kids on Thanksgiving? These cute Turkey Pops are perfect!

Aren’t they so cute?!

Are you looking for an easy Thanksgiving Craft to add to the kid table or to just have on hand for the kids on Thanksgiving? These simple Turkey Pops are perfect!

I think it is a lot of fun to make each holiday special for the kids. Before we know it, they will be grown up and sitting with us at the adult table. For now, a little Turkey Pop will be placed for each of them at their table and I know they will remember them for years to come. We will also be handing these out to our classmates and teachers to spread a little Thanksgiving cheer to them before the break.

Who would you make these for? Do you do special things at the kids’ table at Thanksgiving? I would love to hear what you do to make it special.

I found some more fun ideas to add to the kid table:


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Are you looking for an easy Thanksgiving Craft to add to the kid table or to just have on hand for the kids on Thanksgiving? These easy Turkey Pops are perfect!

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