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Books
The book we’re using (which both Alex & I REALLY enjoyed) is “White Owl, Barn Owl”. While it is a fictional story, it also contains many interesting owl facts on each page. The illustrations are just beautiful, too!
Owl Babies is another great book, and it’s one you’re likely to find in your local library.
I’d like to have this one on-hand for Max, but our library doesn’t have it. Isn’t it adorable? It’s interactive; you can slide the owl through the holes in the board book!
Poetry DLTK Kids has a printable owl poem available in color or black/white for your child to color.
The same website also offers printables to go along with the nursery rhyme “Five Little Owls”.Crafts and Hands-On Activities
If you’re feeling brave, try dissecting owl pellets. (These are made of undigested food that the owl spits out; they are heat-sterilized.) You can buy them online for $2 - $4 at Carolina Biological.
If you’re feeling crafty, try one of these…
This cute owl is found at Amazing Preschool Activities
No Time For Flashcards – also has a song and reviews several owl books
Fun With Mama made these cute painted owls.
Kids in the Kitchen
Living Locurto has a recipe/craft for cute owl s’mores!
This ADORABLE owl sandwich and tree can be found at Cutest Food.
SPECIAL THANKS…
I’m so grateful to Belen at PixelPaperPrints Etsy store for giving me permission to use her graphics in this tot pack. These are some of the CUTEST owl graphics I found, and I really appreciate her generosity in allowing me to use them!
I also used a few graphics from DigiScrapKits. Thanks to Trina for allowing me to use these!
By the way, the only reason I include affiliate links in my tot pack posts is to {hopefully} get a bit of money to pay for the costs of the graphics that I use for tot packs. So far, I’ve earned a whopping $1.70 through affiliate links! ;)
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