Every year at Easter there are so many people who get baby chicks for their children. While they are cute for a little while it just isn’t a good plan. Chicks grow up to be Chickens or Ducks. Kids aren’t the best at taking care of Chickens or Ducks as pets and frankly they aren’t meant to be pets.
Today we hatched baby chicks at our house! It’s a fun Easter craft that my kids love.
What you Need:
Plastic Egg
Yellow Cotton Balls – you can buy yellow at a craft store or dye them yellow with food coloring
Glue
Orange Construction Paper for a Beak
Wiggly Eyes
Start by placing a dollop of glue in the bottom of your plastic egg
Stick your yellow “body” cotton ball to the glue.
While it is drying add wiggly eyes and a triangle beak to your “head” cotton ball
Once the eyes and head have dried glue the head to the body and you have a cute little chick!
Contact Robyn at Robyn@theneighborhoodmoms.com
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Awesome! The boys are loving theirs!
Going to do this craft with my 6 and 3 year old girls! So cute, they will love it! Thanks!
oh my word, that is just too cute 🙂 love that idea and thanks for share, @tisonlyme143
that is just so cute!
Such a cute idea. I’d make a contest and paint one a different color for the kids to search for!
That’s a great idea! We are having an Easter Egg Hunt with friends in a couple weeks and I just might do that!
Super cute! I like Scott’s idea about making a contest to search for the one that’s a different color.
This is such a cute idea! My kids would get a kick out of this!
Well, this is just too cute! Definitely gonna have to try this with my kids. I hope they turn out as well as yours!
This is such a great idea! I know that all of my kids would love love love to do this and have their own little chick! Thanks for sharing 🙂
That is such an adorable idea. I think my 4 year old would enjoy doing this a lot. Definitely something we are going to try.
What a cute easter craft, I love how it ‘develops’ in stages.
Very cute project Thanks for sharing!
This is such a cute craft.
Haha that’s cute and its so easy to replicate.
What an absolutely adorable Easter craft!
Cute! My kids would love this!
Aw, these are cute!
That is so adorable! My youngest one would absolutely love it. Pinning this for him 🙂
aww very cute idea!
I can’t wait to make these fun little chicky’s!!
Oh wow! This is the smartest idea ever! Never seen anything like it! I’m going to do it! Yay!
Such a cute idea! I am bookmarking this to do with my children! Thanks for sharing! =)
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