Looking for some fang-tastic Halloween crafts to keep your little monsters entertained? Look no further! These easy and cute Halloween crafts are perfect for kids of all ages. Get ready to have a spooktacular time creating these boo-tiful masterpieces!
Easy And Cute Halloween Crafts for Kids
Paper Plate Pumpkin Paint a paper plate orange. Add a green paper stem and a happy or spooky face.
Ghost Handprint Make a white handprint on black paper. Add googly eyes to the thumb for a ghost.
Spooky Spider Paint a small paper plate or cup black. Add 8 pipe cleaner legs.
Cotton Ball Ghost Glue cotton balls onto a ghost shape cut from paper. Add a black paper face.
Handprint Bat Make a black handprint on paper. Fold the fingers down. Add a face to the palm.
Toilet Paper Roll Mummy Wrap a paper roll with white paper strips. Add googly eyes for a mummy face.
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Egg Carton Spiders Cut a section of an egg carton. Paint it black. Add 8 pipe cleaner legs.
Googly Eye Slime Make some green or orange slime. Mix in many googly eyes.
Monster Masks Decorate a paper plate with paper horns, silly eyes, and a wild paper mouth to make a monster mask.
Yarn Wrapped Pumpkin Cut a pumpkin shape from cardboard. Wrap orange yarn around it many times.
Paper Bag Monster Puppet Decorate a brown paper bag with cut-out paper pieces to make a monster puppet.
Fingerprint Spiders Make a black fingerprint on paper. Draw 8 little legs to make a spider.
Pinecone Bat Paint a pinecone black. Glue on paper wings and googly eyes.
Sponge Painted Pumpkin Patch Cut a sponge into a pumpkin shape. Dip it in orange paint and stamp it on paper.
Monster Footprints Paint the bottom of your feet. Make prints on paper. Add toes and eyes to make monsters.
Paper Plate Frankenstein Paint a paper plate green. Add a black paper hair, stitches, and a spooky face.
Ghost Lollipops Cover a lollipop with a white tissue or fabric. Tie a string below the ball. Draw a ghost face.
Pumpkin Seed Art After cleaning pumpkin seeds, kids can color them and glue them onto paper to make a picture.
Paper Plate Witch Paint a paper plate green. Add a black paper hat and a fun face.
Q-Tip Skeleton Glue Q-tips onto black paper to make the bones of a skeleton.
HALLOWEEN PRINTABLES FOR KIDS
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Halloween Busy Book A printable book with engaging activities like matching, counting, sorting, and more, for preschool and kindergarten kids.
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Feed the Jack-O-Lantern Halloween Activity For Kids A hands-on activity for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and first-graders to practice fine motor skills and learn numbers and colors.
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Holiday Busy Book/Binder Mini Bundle This bundle includes the Halloween Busy Book along with other holiday-themed resources to keep little hands busy all season long.
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Holiday Feed Me Task Cards Bundle A collection of festive, hands-on task card activities designed to make learning fun and interactive, perfect for sensory bins and fine motor skill practice.
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Feed Me Task Box Bundle This bundle includes a variety of hands-on activities that can be used in sensory bins or as a standalone task box, helping kids build fine motor skills while enjoying engaging play.
From spooky toilet paper roll bats to friendly ghost puppets, these crafts are a fantastic way to celebrate the season with your little ones. Not only do they create lasting memories, but they also give you a chance to bond over a shared love for creativity. So gather your supplies, let your imaginations run wild, and enjoy a spooktacular crafting session. Happy Halloween!