Toilet paper roll farm animal crafts are a great addition to your preschool farm activities. Try one of these today.
Whether you’re looking for cows, chicks, or pigs, I’ve got a little bit of everything on the list below. Add these to your farm activities for preschoolers today.
Toilet Paper Roll Farm Animal Crafts
Get ready for some barnyard fun with these adorable toilet paper roll farm animal crafts! They’re a great way to reuse empty toilet paper rolls and turn them into something creative. Kids will love making their favorite farm animals while practicing their cutting, gluing, and painting skills.
These crafts are simple enough for little hands and perfect for home or the classroom. Let’s take a look at some fun ideas you and your little ones can try!
Cardboard Tube Lambs
This fun craft uses a cardboard tube, cotton balls, felt, and pipe cleaners to make a fluffy little lamb. Kids can practice cutting, gluing, and wrapping as they create their own soft sheep. It's a great way to use recycled materials and enjoy some hands-on fun.
Continue Reading
TP Roll Shaun the Sheep Craft – Red Ted Art – Kids Crafts
This craft turns a toilet paper roll into a cute sheep with a fluffy body made from yarn. Kids can practice wrapping and gluing as they create their own little sheep friend. It's a fun way to use recycled materials and enjoy some hands-on crafting.
Continue Reading
DIY Toilet Paper Farm Animals – Debt Free Spending
This craft is a fun way to turn toilet paper rolls into farm animals using paint, pipe cleaners, and googly eyes. Kids can get creative with colors—maybe a purple cow or a green pig! There's even an idea to make a barn from an oatmeal container to complete your little farm.
Continue Reading
Toilet Paper Roll Goats – The Farmwife Crafts
This craft uses a toilet paper roll, cotton balls, and googly eyes to make a cute little goat. Kids can cut out ears and horns from brown paper and glue them on. Adding a fluffy beard and a happy face makes it extra fun.
Continue Reading
Invitation to make a Spring Chick Craft – Crafty Kids at Home
This craft invites kids to make their own fluffy chicks using toilet paper rolls, yellow feathers, tissue paper, and googly eyes. It's a fun way to let each child create their own special chick. Just set out the materials and watch their imaginations take flight.
Continue Reading
Cardboard Tube Chicks
This craft turns a cardboard tube into a cheerful little chick using yellow paint and pipe cleaners. Kids can practice painting and gluing as they create their own springtime friend. It's a fun way to use recycled materials and enjoy some hands-on crafting.
Continue Reading
Cardboard Tube Pig: The Farm Series
This craft turns a cardboard tube into a cute pig using pink paint, a pink button for the nose, and pink pipe cleaners for the ears, legs, and curly tail. Kids can have fun wrapping and gluing the pipe cleaners to make the pig's features. It's a fun way to use recycled materials and enjoy some hands-on crafting.
Continue Reading
Toilet Paper Roll Pig Craft
This craft turns a toilet paper roll into a pink pig using colored paper and googly eyes. Kids can cut and glue paper shapes to make the pig’s ears, snout, and eyes. It's a fun way to use recycled materials and enjoy some hands-on crafting.
Continue Reading
Cow Craft for “Click, Clack, Moo” Lesson on Perseverance
This craft turns a toilet paper roll into a cow, perfect for reading the story about cows that type letters. Kids can cut out and color the cow’s spots, ears, and face, then glue them onto the roll. It’s a fun way to talk about how the cows worked hard to get what they needed.
Continue Reading
Chick Toilet Paper Roll Craft For Kids
This craft turns a toilet paper roll into a cheerful chick using yellow paper, googly eyes, and an orange beak. Kids can have fun cutting and gluing the pieces together. It's a simple and fun activity to celebrate spring or Easter.
Continue Reading
Farm Crafts for Kids – Toilet Paper Roll Animals – Easy Crafts For Kids
This craft is a fun way for kids to make farm animals using toilet paper rolls, construction paper, pom-poms, and pipe cleaners. They can create a sheep with cotton ball wool, a cow with black spots, a pig with a curly tail, and a chick with bright yellow feathers. It's a great activity to help children learn about farm animals while enjoying some hands-on crafting.
Continue Reading
Toilet Paper Roll Pig Craft – Red Ted Art – Kids Crafts
This craft turns a toilet paper roll into a pig wearing a colorful felt outfit. Kids can paint the roll, add googly eyes, and glue on a felt vest for a fun twist. It's a simple and creative way to make a piggy friend.
Continue Reading
Frequently Asked Questions About Toilet Paper Roll Farm Animal Crafts
What age is this craft good for? Oh, these are great for preschoolers and early elementary kids, around ages 3 to 8. Just make sure little ones have some help with the cutting and gluing, especially with small pieces.
What materials do I need? You’ll mostly need toilet paper rolls, construction paper, paint, glue, scissors, and some extras like googly eyes, pipe cleaners, cotton balls, or buttons. You don’t have to use all of these, just grab what you have at home and get creative!
How do I keep the mess under control? I hear you! Try laying down some newspaper or an old tablecloth before starting. Keep wet wipes nearby and let the kids wear old clothes or aprons. It’s all part of the fun, and cleanup will be way easier!
Making farm animals out of toilet paper rolls is such a fun and simple way to get crafty with your kids! It’s a great chance to use your imagination, practice fine motor skills, and learn more about life on the farm, all while having a blast. Whether you’re making a whole barnyard or just one little piggy, these crafts are sure to bring smiles. So grab those empty rolls and start creating your own mini farm today. Happy crafting, friends!
Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.
