Introduction

An interesting waste utilization project that creates a hen sitting on eggs. Perfect for preschool children! Look at the hen's focused expression - it's as if she could actually hatch chicks! 😊

Hen Hatching Eggs Craft

Materials needed: Colorful cardstock, colorful crepe paper, scissors, oil pastels, double-sided tape.

Instructions:

1. Roll a yellow cardstock into a cylinder as the hen's body
2. Draw the hen's head, wings, and tail

3. Color them with oil pastels and cut them out
4. Note: Since the hen is three-dimensional, you need to draw two heads and tails in opposite directions

5. Cut two slits on the cylinder and insert the head and tail

6. This basically completes it.

7. Create a nest for the hen using green cardstock, cutting it into radial strips to create depth

8. Crumple colorful crepe paper into small balls as eggs

9. Place the colorful eggs on the nest

Your hen hatching eggs DIY is now complete! Isn't it simple? Give it a try!

Egg-Laying Hen Craft

Materials needed: Colorful cardstock, scissors, pen, glue stick, plastic eggs (available at supermarkets)

Instructions: Follow the steps in the images below

Egg Carton Chick Craft

Materials needed: Egg carton, googly eyes, glue, scissors, foam paper

Instructions:

1. Cut out the chick's body from the egg carton

2. Cut out the chick's beak and other features from foam paper

3. Glue on the comb


4. Glue on the eyes and beak

Origami Chick Decoration

Materials needed: Square colored paper, glue stick, scissors, pen

Origami steps:

1. Fold the square paper in half diagonally

2. Fold the corners to create the chick's head and body

3. Add details with a pen


Take a look at the finished products we made on display

Complete! ~

Proud Rooster Craft

Materials needed: Colorful cardstock, scissors, glue stick, watercolor pens

Instructions:

1. Roll colorful cardstock into a cone shape

2. Cut out a comb and glue it in place


3. Create a tail by cutting strips of paper and curling them with scissors

4. Fold paper to create legs and cut out wings, then glue them to the bottom of the cone

5. Add eyes, and let children freely create patterns on the rooster's body

Look, a proud rooster is now complete!

Rooster Mobile Craft

The rooster mobile is also very easy to make - just follow the images!

The following design is very versatile - you can make roosters, hens, rabbits, and more! Let your kids' imagination run wild!

Conclusion

These chicken-themed crafts are perfect for children of all ages. They're not only fun to make but also help develop fine motor skills and creativity. Which one will you try first?