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Little Owl’s Night Craft and Snack Ideas- Read.Explore.Learn.

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Little Owl's Night Craft and Snack Ideas- Read.Explore.Learn.

As you read the story Little Owl’s Night, you get to travel along with Little Owl as he travels through the air watching all the other nocturnal animals. There are fireflies dancing, moths fluttering toward the moon, and so much more.  This tale takes you from the beginning of the night to the end of an evening just as Little Owl goes to sleep.
The picture and words in this beautiful book flow. We were introduced to this book during a local story time. I loved watching and listening to this story unfold.

 

 
Owl CraftFall Crafts with Owls for Kids
 

 

We created a torn paper owl with cupcake liner eyes! The torn paper was added to cut-out of an owl to make him look like he has feathers.  Then a piece of orange paper was used to give the owl a beak and claws.  After gluing on two cupcake liners yellow circles and smaller black circles were added to complete the owl’s eyes.He looks ready to take in all the late night creatures and events. I love the texture the torn paper adds to the owl!

When the owl was dry, he was glued to a piece of black paper. The paper makes the various colors of the owl pop!

 

Owl Sandwich

 

Little Owl's Night Craft and Snack Ideas- Read.Explore.Learn.

JDaniel had an owl sandwich created with Colby Jack cheese and whole grain bread to celebrate our study of owls. The cheese used for his feathers has tiny triangles cut out of it to give it a feathery effect. The owl’s ears, feet and beak are also made of cheese. His eyes are small round tomato pieces with tiny pieces of olives on top. He loved his Little Owl’s Night lunch!
If you like these Little Owl’s Night activities, here are some wonderful ways to explore books that people linked up last week:
 
 

 
 
Train Up a Child shared a wonder post on pumpkin exploring done after reading the book The Pumpkin Gospel called Carving Pumpkins with Kids.
Reading Confetti linked a post called Easy Dress Up Hate {Paper Plate Craft}. The hats were made after reading a book called Halloween Hats.
 

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  5. I love your read explore learn posts… along with the link. YOu always have amazing ideas and love the fact that we can share and mingle.

  8. Sorry to make your list messy. Please feel free to delete 8, my computer was acting up and it put in a wrong link and I compounded it by entering a field incorrectly.

    Thanks for the hooty fun!

  9. I really love the owl snack and the torn paper owl craft. Thank you for featuring our pumpkin carving with The Pumpkin Gospel. 🙂

  25. Love the owl sandwich! I haven’t seen that book before, I will have to keep an eye out for it.

  27. Just love your owl craft and little sandwich! Really wish we had your marbled cheese here in Australia!

  34. Ooh I love the design of that book!! I bet it is gorgeous. And wonderful crafts too. My daughter loves owls.. right up her street!

  37. I love these! My daughter just told me she wants an owl cake for her next birthday – we might have to have some owl sandwiches with it! I’d never heard of flip chute but this is so cute we might have to try it.

  40. I’ve never heard of a flip chute before- this looks like a fun way to learn. I’ve pinned it.

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