Thanksgiving Kids Table: Turkey Cups Kids Craft

Do you have a Thanksgiving kids table? I love to entertain for the holidays. Who am I kidding??? I love to entertain any time of the year. I always say the best way to get your house clean and mark things off your to-do list is to host a party. LOL   Anybody with me on that?

I don’t know about you but when I have a families over we ALWAYS go through so many cups. You know…you sit the cup down, walk away and then can’t remember which one is yours so you grab another one. It never fails…if we have 20 guests, we end up using 50 cups. I’ve started buying Solo cups and leaving a sharpie out so people can write their name on them and that has helped a lot.

That is what got me thinking…let’s create and easy kids craft that serves 2 purposes.  Let’s make Turkey Cups for the Thanksgiving Kids Table! It gives the kids something to do while the adults are visiting and it lets each child personalize their own cup so they know which one is theirs.This project uses very few supplies so it won’t take much to get this craft together.

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Thanksgiving Kids Cup Supplies:

• Clear plastic cups
• Construction Paper
• Glue Dots or Glue Strips
• Googly Eyes
• Scissors
• Sharpie

Thanksgiving Kids Cup Instructions:

Step 1)  Cut out 4 tail feathers, one beak and one turkey waddle out of construction paper.

Step 2)  Place glue strips or glue dots across the front of the plastic cup for the beak, waddle and googly eyes.

Step 3)  Attach glue strips or glue dots along the back side of the cup for the feathers.

Step 4)  Attach the beak, waddle, googly eyes.

Step 5)  Write name on one of the feathers.  Decorate the other feathers if desired.

Step 6)  Attach feathers to back of cup.

 

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