Peacock
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On a blue dyed or plastic egg, glue on the wiggly eyes. Fold the orange paper and cut out a triangle on the fold for a beak and glue on. Trace the feet shape onto posterboard and cut out and color the feet orange.
Glue them to the bottom of the egg. Trace the feather shape onto posterboard six or seven times and cut out. Color them all the same color as the egg and glue a small sequin to the rounded tip. Glue the feathers together in a fan shape and glue the fan shape to the back of the egg.
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Bunny
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Lay an egg on its side and glue on four small pom poms for the feet slightly under the egg to keep it from rolling. Then glue another pom pom on for the tail at the rounded end of the egg. Glue on wiggly plastic eyes to the pointy end of the egg. Draw on a nose with a red or pink marker and whiskers with a black marker. Cut out ears from the matching color felt and a small rectangle piece of white for the teeth. Glue these on refering to the picture at left.
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Pig
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This one is best made from a blown egg if you want the pipe cleaner tail. You can make a paper tail if using a plastic egg. Have an adult help you cut the eraser off of a pencil. With a fine tip permanent marker, draw two small dots on the smooth end of the eraser for the snout and glue to the pointed end of your egg (over the hole in a blown egg). Glue on the wiggly eyes above the nose and draw on a red mouth with the marker under the nose. Fold a piece of pink or red construction paper and cut out two triangle pieces from the fold for ears and glue on so that half the triangle sticks up. Curl the pink pipe cleaner and incert one end into the hole on the end of your blown egg. If you're using a plastic egg, cut a thin strip of construction paper and wrap it around the pencil to curl before gluing on. Trace and cut out the pink feet pattern twice and then glue these to the bottom of your egg. You can then decorate your pig with a small ribbon bow between the ears.
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