10 Preschool Farm Animal Crafts (Various Materials)

Animal crafts are always a hit with preschoolers. Kids love cutting, pasting, coloring, and generally making a mess especially when animals are involved. We’ve gathered some of the best farm animal crafts for young kids from all over the internet and compiled them here.

Whether you are working on a farm unit, life sciences, or just need a fun, engaging craft, the preschool farm animal crafts are an excellent option. Just scroll through the activities below to find ones that work for your child(ren), grab your materials, and you’re ready to craft.

When to create these easy farm arts and crafts

These are great crafts to create all year long. Here are some fun ways to use these simple projects.

• Create them for a preschool farm theme or lesson plan.
• Pair them with a fun song, like Old MacDonald
• Create them after visiting a local farm.
• Decorate your classroom during.
• Use them to help you read farm books , like Little Blue Truck
• Make them at home while you’re stuck inside during the winter months.
• Create an easy pig craft on National Farmer’s Day (October 12th)
• Use them as an activity during a farm birthday party.

Farm Crafts and Activities

P is for Pig Craft from abcsofliteracy.com: How adorable is the curly ribbon tail on this P is for Pig craft? All you need is some pink cardstock, the printable template, and some ribbon to pull this piggy together. Alternatively, the kids can color in the P with crayons or markers instead.

Coffee Filter Pig from lookwerelearning.com: Here’s a super simple coffee filter craft making a pretty pink pig. All you need are coffee filters, crayons, and a construction paper background.

Clay Vegetables from organized31.com: Kids will look forward to eating their vegetables when they’re as cute as these clay veggies. These are made using polymer clay, but if you want something a little more low-key, let your child make the same designs using playdough instead.

Wooden Peg Farm Animals from danyabanya.com: Turn wooden pegs into cute little farm animals with a bit of paint and creativity. You’ll discover how to make a cow, chick, pig, and sheep with a few simple materials.

Turkey Collage Art

You can use common household items to make any number of farm crafts for kids, just like this turkey picture. I particularly like how they added the yellow circles around the picture because they really stand out against the black background.

Photo: Fantastic Fun and Learning