Take your round coffee filter and flatten it. Color from the middle to the outside with magic markers.

Place something underneath the coffee filter and spray lightly with water (the marker colors will leak onto what's underneath so you don't want to do it directly on a table). A little goes a long way...don't overspray, or the colors will run together too much.

After spraying, lay the coffee filter on a paper towel and set aside to dry. Print the turkey template.

Cut out one of the bodies and use it as a tracer to trace the shape onto brown construction paper (I included extra shapes in case kids just wanted to color it brown and skip the construction paper).

After cutting out the turkey body, cut a wattle from red construction paper and a beak from orange construction paper.

Glue all pieces, including the eyes, to your turkey body.

I had almost forgotten (I was doing this from memory) but you'll also need some turkey feet. Cut two triangles from orange construction paper, then cut two smaller triangles from the bottom to form the turkey claws.