Woodland Animals
Step into the woods for a creative adventure with foxes, owls, hedgehogs, bears, and other woodland friends! This woodland animals art box for kids is filled with hands-on projects designed especially for young artists ages 3–7.
Children will explore painting in all kinds of unexpected ways. They’ll stamp paint with coffee filters, create textured trees with a comb, spread paint with a fork, and experiment with watercolor and mixed-media materials. Rocks, pine cones, moss, salt, foil, corrugated paper, and more add plenty of texture and sensory fun along the way.
From creating forest scenes to learning where animals make their homes, each activity combines art, creativity, and discovery. And when it’s time for a break from the art table, little chefs can head to the kitchen for a fun woodland-inspired treat!
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Fox in Comb-Painted Forest
Young artists will create a magical woodland scene using watercolor, salt, and an unexpected painting tool—a comb! They'll drag paint across the paper to make bark-textured trees, then add a colorful fox peeking out from its forest home.Login to Watch Video
Fork-Painted Forest Animals
No paintbrush needed! In this playful process-art activity, children will use coffee filters to stamp paint and a fork to create fun, textured fur. Then they'll transform their painted pieces into adorable woodland animals.Login to Watch Video
Textured Woodland Owl Portrait
Children will create a colorful 3D owl portrait using layers of fun and unexpected art materials. They'll decorate their owl with marker and watercolor, add oversized cupcake-liner eyes, a dimensional paper-cup beak, shiny foil wings, and a textured background. Patterned paper strips finish the project with a whimsical handmade frame!Login to Watch Video
Where Do Animals Sleep? Science Project
Where does a fox sleep? What about a bear or a hedgehog? In this hands-on woodland animal science activity, children will learn about the different places animals rest and make their homes. Then they'll create their own forest habitat using natural-looking materials such as pine cones, rocks, and more.Login to Watch Video
Forest Cupcakes Visual Recipe
Take the woodland fun into the kitchen! Kids and grown-ups will work together to bake chocolate cupcakes and transform them into an adorable forest-inspired treat. With an easy-to-follow visual recipe, little chefs can help measure, mix, decorate—and, of course, taste their creation!
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