

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!



Love the owl crafts. They turned out great!
Super cute owl unit!!! Love the torn owl paper!
Say, I was going to link up and thought you’d want to know your link collection doesn’t start until Nov 6th =-)
Have a GREAT weekend,
Beth
Thanks so much for featuring our hats! I love your owl activities.
I loved the owls you presented! Specially the first one! Have a nice weekend!
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.
I love your owl flip chute. It’s very cute.
Cute crafts! Owls are so much fun.
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!
I really love the owl snack and the torn paper owl craft. Thank you for featuring our pumpkin carving with The Pumpkin Gospel. 🙂
I really love the owl sandwich made with cheese and bread! Great great ideas!
I love all your owl activities! We’d love for you to share them on our After School Blog Hop. We’re having all week next week and would love to share your post with our readers. Here’s the link http://theeducatorsspinonit.blogspot.com/2012/10/waiting-for-new-sibling-to-come-home.html !
Great owl avtivities! we are getting ready to read some owls books in the next few weeks!
These are great….I especially love the owl sandwich!
Love the owl crafts, we are going to do the first one.
The owl sandwich is adorable and totally pin worthy to my owl board. What great activities you did along with reading the book.
Those are awesome! I especially love the owl sandwich.
Beautiful craftsies! I will attempt to do it with my toddler.
Wonderful creations and tutorial ~ Fun and creative ~ (A Creative Harbor) ^_^
Cupcake liners make perfect owl eyes!
Sounds like an adorable owl book. I will have to look for it. I love the activities your did with your son.
That is so cute. I love the chute drop for the cards. : )
The crafts you do are so wicked cute. We love owls here. My kids would love this!
love the cupcake liner eyes 🙂
Great ideas! This book is new to me. I can’t wait to use it for our upcoming unit on woodland animals.
Love the owl sandwich! I haven’t seen that book before, I will have to keep an eye out for it.
Love the owl craft and owl sandwich! I had never heard of a flip chute before. Thanks for explaining how to make one!
Just love your owl craft and little sandwich! Really wish we had your marbled cheese here in Australia!
The owl sandwich is so cute! How clever–a flip chute! very cool!
Love those hats ~ so simple!
Love the owl with the cupcake cup eyes!
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How fun! I love your owl sandwich. I’ll have to think of ways to extend my kids books into daytime activities.
The book looks so pretty. I’ve never heard about a flip chute until now – clearly, I am not a teacher 🙂
I am so in love with your torn paper owl with the cupcake liner eyes. Soooooo adorable!! We just read that book last week and my kids always enjoy it too.
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!
I love that cupcake liner owl…so cute!
oh my goodness I love your owl crafts!!! and that little owl sandwich is so stinkin’ cute!! LOVE this!
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.
Fantastic ideas. I love the flip chute and owl craft. x
The owl crafts look great.
I’ve never heard of a flip chute before- this looks like a fun way to learn. I’ve pinned it.
that owl sandwich was awesome 🙂
Little Owl’s Night is one of our current favorites. Thanks for linking up to The Children’s Bookshelf.
Sound like a really lovely book.
One of our loved books,too.I love the paper plate owl.