Turkeys in the wild

Learning about turkeys is so much fun for 3- and 4-year-olds! Turkeys are silly birds with colorful feathers, funny gobbles, and big waddles that make children giggle. Preschoolers love pretending to flap their wings, gobble like a turkey, and learn fun facts about where turkeys live and what they eat. Exploring turkeys through stories, songs, crafts, and hands-on activities helps young children build their language, science, and imagination skills while having a great time!

Did you know: 

• Turkeys CAN FLY! They can glide without even flapping their wings for a mile.
• Turkeys roost in trees at night to avoid predators.
• Male turkeys have 5,000-6,000 feathers.
• Turkeys have vision 3 times better than humans and can see in color.

Making turkey disguises is a fun and creative activity that lets children use their imagination as they design clever ways to hide their turkey from Thanksgiving dinner!

The children had so much fun creating their turkey crafts with bright, colorful feathers! Each turkey was unique, showing off beautiful reds, oranges, yellows, and browns. This hands-on activity encouraged creativity while helping little learners practice their fine motor skills.

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Turkey craft found on TPT by Little Kinder Bears

Turkey coloring pages