Paper Plate Cow Craft
This paper plate cow craft for kids is super easy and as cute as can be! Add it to your farm-themed for preschoolers or your Letter Cc lessons.
If you’re looking for an easy preschool cow craft to do with your little ones, look no further!
With just a few simple supplies, your preschoolers can whip up this paper plate cow in no time.
And, it’s easy to transform into a simple cow mask for preschool kiddos to wear to Chick-Fil-A on cow appreciation day!
Are your preschoolers ready to make this simple paper plate craft? With just a few simple supplies, they’ll be ready in no time!
Paper Plate Cow Craft
Little ones can practice their cutting skills if you let them cut out the cow’s spots.
The great thing is that they don’t have to be perfect so even your most particular crafter will have fun with this one!
What You’ll Need
- paper plate
- construction paper or cardstock
- ribbon (optional)
- craft stick
- glue stick
- scissors
What You’ll Do
To begin, draw some simple designs for the cow’s ears, nostrils, and spots. I like to do this with a white crayon on black paper since the white stands out.
Then, draw shapes for the nose and inner ears on pink paper.
Cut out all of these shapes.
Glue the pink inner ear to the black outer ear. Then, glue the nostrils to the upper portion of the pink circle/nose.
Glue the ears to the backside of the upper portion of the plate and the nose to the front of the bottom portion of the plate.
Now comes the fun part! Have your preschoolers glue the spots on the paper plate randomly. This is fun, because it makes every cow mask unique.
Once the spots are all on, you can add the eyes. You can cut the eyes out of paper, or you can use googly eyes.
To make this mask even more “mask like”, you can cut out two eye holes. Then, your child can actually see through it when they wear it.
Now, glue a small ribbon bow to the front of one ear where it meets the plate. This step is totally optional, but it’s one my daughter would have done for sure.
Your cow mask is finished! Kids will have a blast using this simple cow craft to retell their favorite cow-themed stories or adding it to their pretend play area.
How will you use this paper plate cow mask in your preschool lessons?
COW BOOKS FOR PRESCHOOL
Fill your book basket with these fun and awesome books about cows! Most of these books can be found at your library or used bookstore.
If you have a hard time finding them, you can order the books from Amazon by clicking the images or links below.
Are You a Cow? | A demanding chicken wants to know what you are and asks lots of questions to find out. My preschoolers adored this silly book.
Cows Can Moo! Can You? | Learn all about cows and other animals on the farm with Cat in the Hat as he visits Mr. and Mrs. Greenbean and their children. You’ll learn all about where food comes from!
Click, Clack, Moo Cows that Type | Mr. Brown’s cows find an old typewriter and immediately begin typing their demands for him. When Mr. Brown fails to comply, the cows strike. What will happen now?
Enhance Your Activity Time
Add these cute cow crafts for preschoolers to your upcoming Letter C, farm, or animal units. Preschoolers will love all 25 of these creative activities.
Add this ABC match game to your cowboy, cowgirl, and horse themed homeschool preschool lessons. Kids will match letters and beginning sounds.
This cow craft is perfect for your farm preschool unit. With just a few simple household items, your preschoolers will transform a simple styrofoam cup into a cute little cow.
Paper Plate Cow Craft
This paper plate cow craft for kids is super easy and as cute as can be! Add it to your farm-themed activities or your Letter Cc lessons.
Materials
- paper plate
- construction paper or cardstock
- ribbon (optional)
- craft stick
- glue stick
- scissors
Instructions
- To begin, draw some simple designs for the cow’s ears, nostrils, and spots. I like to do this with a white crayon on black paper since the white stands out.
- Then, draw shapes for the nose and inner ears on pink paper.
- Cut out all of these shapes.
- Glue the pink inner ear to the black outer ear. Then, glue the nostrils to the upper portion of the pink circle/nose.
- Glue the ears to the backside of the upper portion of the plate and the nose to the front of the bottom portion of the plate.
- Now comes the fun part! Have your preschoolers glue the spots on the paper plate randomly. This is fun, because it makes every cow mask unique.
- Once the spots are all on, you can add the eyes. You can cut the eyes out of paper, or you can use googly eyes.
- To make this mask even more “mask like”, you can cut out two eye holes. Then, your child can actually see through it when they wear it.
- Now, glue a small ribbon bow to the front of one ear where it meets the plate. This step is totally optional, but it’s one my daughter would have done for sure.
- Your cow mask is finished!
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