Y’all must see my son. I need help naming him. He’s about 2 and a half inches tall.

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Y’all must see my son. I need help naming him. He’s about 2 and a half inches tall.
I also made a cardboard painting of my chicken :D I feel like the eyes aren't quite right... But I'm proud of it anyway!!
The reference VVVV
It's heavily inspired by those cardboard pigeons I keep seeing on pinterest!! I'm not sure who made them originally so I can't give credit sadly :(
If you are ready for spring, you are going to love this simple Popsicle stick chicken craft. Craft sticks are a must in my craft stash because they are so versatile.
DIY MOTHER HEN EGG TRAY/PAPER MACHE/BEST OUT OF WASTE
DIY MOTHER HEN EGG TRAY/PAPER MACHE/BEST OUT OF WASTE
Hi, sweeties!
We eat eggs every morning so I’ve got plenty of stocks. I don’t have a tray wherein I can just pick the eggies then cook. I thought of this unique mother hen egg tray!
I hope you liked it.
Love,
Ayie
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Chicken craft idea for kids
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Chicken craft idea for kids
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chicken craft idea for kids
How do the chicks live in the eggs?
There was a pretty kitten on a beautiful farm. His name was Simba. He was making friends with all animals except the chickens and chicks. One day he heard about something while his father and mother were talking. His father said that the chicks were hatching.
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He could not understand and asked his father if he heard right. His father told that he heard right. But how can they live in the eggs, he asked. His father said that he had no idea. Simba decided to learn how they can live in the eggs. He could learn that from the chickens or the chick, but they were not his friends.
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So firstly he went near his best friend dog. He told and asked him his question. The dog whose name was Rex said that he had no idea and they had to go and ask that question to the chick named Boggle. Boggle was one of the friends of Rex. When they went near Boggle. Rex started to speak.
Rex: You are hatching, aren’t you?
Boggle: Yes, we are.
Rex: But how can you breathe in an egg, what do you eat or what do you drink in the eggs?
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Boggle started to tell them.
There are a lot of very small holes on the egg shell. We can breathe from there. There is all vitamin that we need in the egg yolk. We use the white side of an egg when we are thirsty. When we have enough maturity, we hatch.
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You can use a ping pong ball to do an egg or you can do some toys by using egg cartoons. toys by using egg cartoons. You can look at the example and create your own toys.
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Hen craft idea for preschoolers
These hen craft idea projects are for preschool, kindergarten children. The crafts use materials found around the house, like egg cartons, cardboard, paper, boxes, string, crayons, paint, glue, etc.
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Handprint hen craft idea for kids
These handprint hen craft idea projects are for preschool, kindergarten children. The crafts use materials found around the house, like egg cartons, cardboard, paper, boxes, string, crayons, paint, glue, etc.