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Watercolor salt painting is such a fun art project for kids! It's super easy to set up and only requires a few materials that you likely already have at home. This Thanksgiving, try out this fun turkey salt painting project with your kids. It's perfect for all ages, from toddlers on up. All you need is some watercolor paint, Salt, cardstock or watercolor paper, and a paintbrush. First, have your child paint their turkey however they like. Then, while the paint is still wet, sprinkle salt over the entire painting. Let the salt painting dry completely and then gently brush away the excess salt. You're left with a beautiful, unique work of art! Try out this fun project with your kids today and see their amazing creations come to life.

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Turkey tracks are a silly and fun way to make turkey art with kids! Perfect for your preschool Thanksgiving activities, as well as art for a farm theme. Easy to set up and fun! All you need is some paint, paper, and some plastic or real turkey footprints. If you're using real footprints, you'll want to place the paper on a hard surface like a table or countertop. Then, let your little ones dip their feet in the paint and make Turkey Tracks! For extra fun, try using different colors of paint or adding googly eyes to the turkeys. This simple activity is sure to keep your little ones entertained while they create some festive artwork.

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Painting with feathers is a fun and easy way to add a touch of whimsy to any artwork. And what better time to try out this technique than during the Thanksgiving season? All you need for this project are some craft feathers, some paint, and a little bit of imagination. To get started, simply have your child dip a feather into their chosen paint color and then use it to create patterns on a piece of paper. They can make stripes, polka dots, swirls, or whatever else strikes their fancy. Once they're done painting, set the feathers aside to dry. Then, using a different color of paint, have them paint the turkey's body. When everything is dry, you can display your child's artwork with pride. Who knows? You might just have a future Picasso on your hands!

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For this Fork Feather Turkey Art, all you need is some construction paper, scissors, paint, and a fork! First, have your child trace their hand on the construction paper to make the turkey body. Then, they can use the fork to add turkey feathers! They will love dipping the fork in the paint and then making lots of feather prints on the paper. Once they are done, they can add a gobbler and some feet to their turkey. This is such a simple and fun art activity for Thanksgiving! And it's a great way to reuse those plastic forks from your last takeout meal!

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It's that time of year again! The leaves are falling, the air is getting crisp, and Thanksgiving is just around the corner. As you start to prepare for the big day, why not take some time to teach your kids how to finger paint a turkey? It's a fun activity that the whole family can enjoy, and it's a great way to get your kids into the Thanksgiving spirit. Plus, it's a great way to teach them about art and color theory. So gather up some paint, some paper, and your littlest turkey artists, and get ready for some messy fun!