Little Steps Care · Autumn workshop

Owl with a leaf pocket

Make a woodland owl from separate shapes. Its pocket holds a drawing of an autumn find or a short written note.

  • 4–6 · 6–8 · 8–12 years
  • About 25–40 minutes
  • Art & making
  • Writing & drawing
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What will your child practise?

Build an owl from separate shapes and make a message for someone.

What you need

Pattern sheet, card or felt, scissors, glue and pencils. For felt, you can also use wool and a blunt needle.

Step by step

  1. Look at the example. Choose colours and cut out the body, wings and pocket. An adult can cut the shapes for younger children.
  2. Place the wings and draw eyes and a beak. Fasten the pocket along the sides and bottom only. Children aged eight and up can lace prepared holes with adult help.
  3. Fill the pocket. Younger children can draw a leaf, early writers can add a word and older children can write the recipient a riddle.

Printable worksheets

Open a preview to see what you will print, then download the worksheet as a PDF.

Preview · Owl with a leaf pocket

4–6 · 6–8 · 8–12 years · A4 · Nederlands

Owl with a leaf pocketDownload this sheet (PDF)