Start by printing out the turkey templates. Use the one you feel is the best fit for your paper bag size and whether you want color or non-colored templates. Cut out the different pieces of the template.

Glue each of the seven feathers together by layering the small piece onto the medium, and the medium on the large.

Glue the turkey feathers onto the flap at the bottom of the bag in a fan shape. In order for them all to fit, they will overlap one another.

Next glue the turkey’s head on the bottom flap over the turkey's tail feathers.

Next, glue the legs to the back and bottom of the body piece. Then glue the chest feathers to the front top portion of the body piece.

Then glue this full-body, chest feathers, and legs onto the bag making sure you slide it a little under the head flap.

Lastly, glue the face onto the turkey head. Start with the snood (the long piece that grows down from the bird's forehead). Then place the beak (the orange triangle ) over the snood, and lastly glue the googly eyes on at the end.

Viola, you have the cutest paper turkey ever! We hope you enjoy this great Thanksgiving activity!