Disguise the Turkey
Turkey in Disguise
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A bee costume is three things: antennae, stripes and wings. The printable adds two curled antennae, three black bands across the body and a pair of small wings at the back. The face stays visible between the antennae, and the beak can hold a tiny paper flower. It is one of the fastest costumes to finish because most of it is marker or tape.
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Bee · Paint a yellow shirt with thick black stripes, add pale paper wings, and wear a yellow cap with pipe-cleaner antennae.
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Two antennae curl up from the head, each with a small ball at the tip. Three black stripes cross the body, alternating with the base color. The wings are small and rounded, sitting behind the shoulders rather than covering the whole body. A tiny stinger points from the lower back, and the feet stay visible. The stripes can be drawn, taped or painted, which makes the costume flexible for different supplies.
You need black tape or a black marker, two coffee filters, a pipe cleaner and a glue stick. Wrap three strips of black tape around the turkey's body, or draw the stripes with a marker. Fan two coffee filters and glue them behind the shoulders for wings. Twist a pipe cleaner into a V-shape, curl the ends and tape it to the top of the head for antennae. Add a small paper stinger to the back. For a flower, cut a paper daisy and tape it to one wing.
Bumblebee: use wide, uneven stripes and a fuzzy pipe-cleaner body. Honeybee: add a tiny honey pot made from a paper cup and a yellow label. Queen bee: add a small crown, make the wings larger and give the turkey a paper scepter. The queen bee is a funny crossover with the princess disguise and gives the paragraph a royal angle.
Write a warning label: "Caution: this turkey is a bee. It has three black stripes, two coffee-filter wings and a very small stinger." Then the rule: "Do not approach the oven. The bee is practicing." Then the consequence: "If you hear a buzz, that is your only warning." A warning label is a great format for a short assignment because it is supposed to be brief, and the costume details double as safety instructions.
Add black stripes across the body, two pipe-cleaner antennae and paper or coffee-filter wings behind the shoulders. A small paper stinger finishes the costume.
Coffee filters, tissue paper, paper circles or a clear plastic lid all work. Fan them behind the body and glue only the center so the wings spread out.
The stripes and antennae are enough. Draw the wings with a marker if you do not have coffee filters. Three stripes and two curled antennae read as a bee immediately.
Explain that bees sting or make honey, describe the stripes or wings, and end with a buzz, a warning or a joke about a very small stinger.