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Home » Kid Crafts » Vulture: Toilet paper tube crafts

Vulture: Toilet paper tube crafts

April 12, 2016 By Jamie Dorobek Leave a Comment

V is for vulture!
toilet paper roll crafts for kids

Here’s what you need to make the toilet paper roll vulture:

  • 1 toilet paper roll
  • Scissors
  • Single hole punch
  • Pencil
  • Sharpie marker
  • Glue
  • White scrap paper
  • Cereal box

To start, cut your toilet paper roll in half. Then, grab your empty cereal box and doodle on the vultures head. Remember, erasers are your friend! Once you like the shape, outline it with black marker and cut it out! Set it to the side, and use the pencil to mark the vultures neck on the toilet paper tube. Outline it with a black marker and cut it out. Be sure the leave it attached at the top so that it sticks off the neck.

Vulture toilet paper tube craft

If you want your vulture to have 2 wings, consider making the wings smaller or attaching another peice of cereal box. My vulture only has the one wing you see in the picture. There is just not enough toilet paper tube to make two large wings!

Here are the other animal toilet paper roll crafts for kids in the series:

  • A is for anteater
  • B is for beaver
  • C is for cat
  • D is for dog
  • E is for elephant
  • F is for fish
  • G is for giraffe
  • H is for horse
  • I is for iguana
  • J is for jellyfish
  • K is for kangaroo
  • L is for llama
  • M is for mouse
  • N is fo numbat
  • O is for octopus
  • P is for pig
  • Q is for quail
  • R is for raccoon
  • S is for seal
  • T is for turkey
  • U is for unicorn

And now for a few fun facts about vultures:

  • Vultures are known as natures garbage men, they eat animals that have died in the wild.
  • Vultures have really strong immune systems so they don’t get sick from eating rotten meat.
  • They live on every continent except Australia and Antartica.
  • Most vultures have a bald head.

Next Tuesday I’ll have a “X” toilet paper tube creature to share with y’all! This one is tricky and basically has to be a creature no one has ever really heard of! Any ideas?

Filed Under: Kid Crafts, Recycled Crafts, Toilet Paper Roll Crafts

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