If you’re looking for kids woodland crafts, this Build a Fox Craft is a lovely activity to try. Simply print, cut and stick the pieces together to create an adorable fox that’s perfect for autumn, woodland topics or a cosy afternoon of crafting.
The printable comes in both full colour and black and white, so children can either get straight to making their fox or colour it in first before putting it together.

What You’ll Need
- Build a Fox printable
- White card or paper
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Coloured pencils or felt tips (for the black and white version)

Ways to Use This Fox Craft
This printable is perfect for:
- Autumn activities
- Woodland animal topics
- Home education
- Preschool and EYFS learning
- Rainy day crafts
- Classroom craft sessions
It’s also a lovely activity to pair with a woodland walk. Collect a few colourful leaves, conkers or acorns while you’re out, then come home and make your fox together.
Why You’ll Love This Craft
As well as being lots of fun, cut-and-paste activities are brilliant for helping children develop important early skills, including:
- Fine motor skills
- Hand-eye coordination
- Scissor control
- Concentration
- Creativity
If you’re using the black and white version, children can personalise their fox with their favourite colours before putting it together.
Did You Know?
Why not turn craft time into a little learning opportunity too?
- Baby foxes are called cubs.
- A fox’s bushy tail helps keep it warm during cold weather.
- Foxes are most active at dawn and dusk.
- They have excellent hearing and can even hear small animals moving beneath leaves.
Download Your Free Build a Fox Printable
The printable includes:
- A full-colour fox ready to cut and stick.
- A black and white version for children to colour themselves.
Simply download, print and enjoy!
👇🏻 Download your free Build a Fox printable below.👇🏻
FREE Coloured Build a Fox Printable or FREE Black & White Build a Fox Printable
I love this! What a fantastic craft! I would be tempted to print the black and white one out and colour it myself. I quite fancy a rainbow fox. x