FREE Farm Animal Lollipop Printables

Hi everyone. It’s time to get crafty! Let’s turn your Lollipops into adorable farm animals today with our free farm animal lollipop printables. One of our most popular posts is our Christmas Lollipops, so let’s branch out a little.

Your little ones will be excited to find the lollipops hidden underneath the animals. These farm animals printables are perfect for any occasion.

And if this isn’t what you are after lollipop-wise (!), why not take a look at all the fabulous lollipop covers that we have for you. We have loads!

We have chosen six awesome farm animals that your children will really love:

1. Bobby the Carabao,
2. Macky the Duck,
3. Mau the Cow,
4. Billy the Goat,
5. Miggy the Pig, and
6. Stephy the Sheep.

Today we are giving away those cute farm animals to cover your lollies for FREE! Simply download the animals you love to get started.

What you’ll need

• Printed Animals,
• Scissors (Make sure to guide your kids while using this),
• Glue or anything that can seal your lollipop from printable, and
• Lollipops; Chupachups work really well here.

Preparing your animal lollipops

1. Print your favourite animals,
2. Cut them out,
3. Fold the printed animals in half,
4. Insert Lollipop inside the hole, and
5. Seal by using glue or tape.

And your covered lollipops are now ready to go.

There are loads of ways to use these free farm animal lollipop printables of course. Here are some ideas:

1. Planning a party? These printables are perfect to fill your loot bags and even game prizes,
2. Did your kids do something awesome today? These can be a great tool to motivate your kids with. We know that sweet rewards aren’t for everyone of course,
3. Invite your kids friends and let them just have a bit of fun with the craft. You could even do a puppet show. Instead of puppets, they can use these lollies!
4. Do you have a baby? This is a fun way to introduce them to farm animals. But remember hard candies are not suitable for babies. Don’t let them eat the lollipops, and finally:
5. Why not just make them for fun – because you can!

There are 2 versions of farm and domestic animal lollipop covers:

1. The first version has a circle in the nose (or close to the nose) of the animals for you to cut off and replace with the lollipop. These work the best with the Chupachups Lollipops as you can replace the whole with the Lolly, and
2. The second version has no circle. You will hide the lollipop underneath the animal’s head. This is in case your kids aren’t fans of Chupachups, or perhaps you aren’t!

To download the farm animal lollipop cover set – just click on the square image below.

We have a few other animal related activities that you might like to try on the site:

• Animal Kingdom colouring pages and activity sheets – watch the movie and do the activities. There are some fun colouring pages as well,
• 40+ animal paper plate crafts for the kids – paper plates are wonderful materials to create great crafts, and
• Animal habitats sorting game for kids: Free printable – help kids to classify the animals based on the habitats.

There are also some other farm animal activities out there too, why not take a look at some of these?

• Buggy and Buddy has a wonderful Peek-a-Boo activity that makes your children excited and keeps them busy,
• The Preschool Toolbox provides a farm animal bingo which will be great for kids and family, and
• Teach me Mommy has a craft activity using the wooden sticks to create the farm animal puppets.

We would love you to come back and visit us again, so do please bookmark us. You might even want to sign up to our newsletter so you always know when we release new printables. We do try and do one every week, alongside our reviews, advice and giveaways.

I am sure we will see you again soon, and take care!

Helen

Helen

Helen is a mum to two, social media consultant, and website editor; and this site is (we think) the only Social Enterprise parenting magazine!Since giving up being a business analyst when juggling travel, work and kids proved too complicated, she founded KiddyCharts so she could be with her kids, and use those grey cells at the same time.KiddyCharts has reach of over 1.1million across social and the site. The blog works with big family brands (including travel) to help promote their services, as well as offering free resources to parents of kids under 10.It gives 51%+ profits to Reverence for Life, who fund a number of important initiatives in Africa, including bringing running water and basic equipment to a school in Tanzania.Helen has worked as a digital marketing consultant (IDM qualified) with various organisations, including Channel Mum, Truprint, Talk to Mums, and Micro Scooters. She loves to be creative in the brand campaigns she works on.Get in touch TODAY!

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