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Table Top Turkey

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What You Need

1 empty 4.23 oz. NESTLÉ JUICY JUICE drink box
1 - 8 1/2 by 11 inch sheet of brown felt
1 - 8 1/2 by 11 inch sheet of red felt
1 sheet each of yellow and orange craft foam
Brown, red, orange and yellow acrylic paint
Paint brush
Safety scissors
Craft glue gun
1 - 2 inch brown pom-pom
1/4 inch google eyes
1 - 8 inch paper plate
1 - 6 inch paper plate

How To Do It

Print out templates. Template 1. Template 2. Template 3.
Cut body from brown felt.
With a craft glue gun, attach the body piece around the NESTLÉ JUICY JUICE drink box.
Glue the pom-pom to the top of the NESTLÉ JUICY JUICE drink box.
Cut the beak from yellow craft foam and feet from orange craft foam.
Glue the beak to the middle-front of the brown pom-pom, and the google eyes right above the beak.
Cut the turkey's "waddle" from red felt. Glue it from the top of the beak and position it so that it hangs down one side of the beak.
Glue the feet to the bottom of the NESTLÉ JUICY JUICE drink box.
Paint the "feathers" onto the back of the large paper plate (see diagram for suggestion), using red, brown and yellow acrylic paint.
Paint the small paper plate with brown acrylic paint.
Glue the brown paper plate to the back of the NESTLÉ JUICY JUICE drink box.
Glue the large "feather" paper plate to the back of the brown plate.
Your Table Top Turkey is ready to display.

Tips

You can also use the larger, 6.75 oz. juice box. Just increase the size of the paper plates you use for the turkey's body and feathers.

Follow-Up Fun

You can "Talk Turkey" with your kids by sharing some fun Turkey facts!

Benjamin Franklin wanted the official United States bird to be the Turkey
The male turkey is called a Tom, the female turkey is called a Hen and baby turkeys are called Poults.
Male turkeys gobble. Hens don't gobble; they make clicking noises.
Gobbling turkeys can be heard up to a mile away on a quiet day
Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin ate roast turkey for their first meal after they landed on the moon.

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