Some kids choose to disguise a turkey like their favorite superhero, while others hide them under a Santa suit. One child might decide to use leaves to turn a turkey into a peacock instead, while another uses pom-poms to hide their turkey behind a gumball machine. The possibilities for creative disguises are endless with this craft project! So grab your glue gun and some cotton balls because it’s time to save a turkey! Below are some fun Turkey Disguise ideas we’ve found!
16 Best Turkey Disguise Ideas
1. Elephant or Pineapple
KC Kindergarten loves this Thanksgiving activity and it shows—from animals to fruit, mermaids, bees and more, students knew exactly how to hide their turkeys!
2. Santa Claus
Beyhive21 has us heading straight to Christmas and skipping Thanksgiving!
3. World Series Winner
All we see is a World Series Winner! Literacylove01 hit a home run with this one.
4. Unicorn Magic
A magical unicorn is sure to stay safe, so Happy Teacher Happy Students has the right idea!
5. Pizza Time
Kelly Beichler knows there is no way you can eat a turkey when you have pizza!
6. Gumball Machine
For 25¢ you can have a gumball and nothing more…there’s nothing to see here!
7. Pinocchio
This turkey design from Mandy Hank has us asking, “Pinocchio, is that you??”
8. The King
You can’t help falling in love with this turkey, thanks to Finding Mandee.
9. Race Time
A fast turkey is a turkey that can’t be caught—Kayla Hicks won with this disguise!
10. Darth Turkey
Impressive, most impressive—all thanks to Mimi’s Dollhouse.
11. Minion
No one wants to eat a minion, so this turkey is safe!
12. Astronaut and Santa Claus
KC Kindergarten will have you going to the ends of the earth to try and find these turkeys!
13. Delivery
No one wants to eat a turkey when holiday packages start arriving!
14. Iron Man
Being a superhero will definitely protect this turkey, and Finding Mandee knows it.
15. Popcorn
Well, that’s another take on “butterball!” This little guy is cleverly hidden in a bucket of popcorn.
16. Leaf Covering
With the abundance of colorful leaves this season (or grab some fake ones from the craft store), your kids will have a blast creating unique design disguises! Next up, 40 Fun DIY Thanksgiving Crafts for Kids, From Preschoolers to Big Kids
