Eagle Crafts: Patriotic Fun for Kids!

Use a paper bag and color paper to make this adorable eagle hand puppet! If you prefer, you can download the free template to make yours look exactly like the photo.

I love the googly eyes on this cute bald eagle! Stacey also shows you how to use these eagles in a patriotic garland.

Toilet paper tube crafts are always a favorite. I love the feathers used for the wings of this eagle!

Older kids can practice their hand sewing with this felt eagle craft. There is a free template to help you out!

Have kids follow the step-by-step 'draw along' eagle and then use coffee to paint a sepia image. This is a good activity for all ages. The youngest ones can paint an already drawn eagle.

Download the free template and fill it in with crumpled up tissue paper. You'll need white, yellow, black and brown tissue paper and some glue.

Download this resource to create this handprint bald eagle along with four other President's Day crafts.

Decorate your fridge with this bald eagle magnet craft. You'll use foam sheets, white and brown feathers and a circle magnet.

A combination of a popsicle stick craft and a handprint craft!

Use Play-Doh or modeling clay to make an eagle. I love this idea!

Have kids turn a capital E into an eagle! This post shows ideas for every letter — capital and lower case.

This is similar to the tissue paper eagle from earlier, but you use torn pieces of paper to fill in the color. It is like a paper mosaic.

Print out this free coloring page, color it and then cut it out to create an eagle mask. Or, there is also the option to color it online!

Create an eagle that you can make fly just like a paper airplane! You'll use a paper plate and a plastic spoon.

Create a patriotic shaving cream background for a paper bald eagle head. Don't forget the googly eye!

Here is another popsicle stick eagle idea. It reminds me of the eagle on the Great Seal of the US!

Does your child love perler beads? Of course they do! Get these pattern for a bald eagle (plus other patriotic patterns!).

A plastic spoon, paper, and pipe cleaners make up this eagle. I like that they painted the handle of the spoon brown and left the head white for the bald eagle!

Learn how to make this easy version of an origami eagle. This is probably easier for older kids to try!

Create and paint a bald eagle using newspaper and then brainstorm ways to make it fly.

Combine art and science with this craft. You will print, color and cut out the shapes and then create a simple circuit to light it up!

Use pipe cleaners and a pom pom to make your own eagle finger puppet! There are also instructions for making the Statue of Liberty and Uncle Sam.

Discuss negative space with kids while making this fun sponge painted eagle head. This version uses white paint, but you could make it any colors you like!

Get the free template, color it in, cut out the parts and then make your eagle's wings flap!

See how these teens made an eagle from plasticware! Save up your plastic cutlery after a party, wash them and then make this fun sculpture.

Older children can follow along with this step-by-step tutorial for making a pop up eagle card. It looks like the bird is taking flight when you open the card!