Here comes Halloween! I scoured some of my favorite kid-friendly sites and found this awesome selection of Halloween Crafts for Kids. I think you’ll love them.
What does this Halloween Crafts for Kids roundup include?
- Ghosts, pumpkins, spider webs, mummies, monsters, and skeletons.
- Activities for toddlers, preschoolers, and school age kids.
- Crafts that kids can actually do. Some with a little adult assistance.
- Projects that use easy-to-find household materials such as spaghetti, cardboard rolls, candy, paint, string, jars, egg cartons, gauze, and cotton balls.
- Sixteen projects to keep us busy for a while!
Halloween Crafts for Kids
Let’s get started…
Even little kids can get in on the Halloween action with this festive Cotton Ball Ghost for Toddlers: No Time for Flash Cards
This Pumpkin Mummy Family is not messy to make and beyond cute: Hands on as we Grow
Build fine-motor skills with this simple Marshmallow Skull Craft: No Time for Flash Cards
I would have to give in to my kids’ begging to eat the candy corn while making this Candy Corn Monster but it would be worth it: Crafty Morning
These Marble + Paint Spider Webs are toddler-friendly. Making these is soooo addictive : TinkerLab
The tutorial for these Handmade Spider Sacks is wonderful! : Modern Parents Messy Kids
Cut up some circles and then invite your child to decorate for this Easy DIY Halloween Garland: TinkerLab
Add a little holiday glow to a dark patio or room with these Halloween Lantern Jars: Red Ted Art
Use cardboard rolls as the base for a Monster Mobiles, and let your child have fun decorating: Happy Hooligans
Got K-cups? Save them for a Recycled K-cup Recycled Lantern: Handmade Kids Art
These Glowing Pumpkin and Monster Jars are dipped in colored salt! What a cool texture: Fantastic Fun and Learning
Make a handprint spider and practice lacing in this Handprint Spider in a Spider Web: Mom Endeavors
Before making a Spaghetti Spider Web, build memories by inviting a child to play with slimy, green spaghetti: Hands on as we Grow
Fun! With the addition of a rubber band, make this Easy Halloween Craft Bouncy Spider: Kids Activities Blog
Invite your child to cover paper with masking tape, and then cut out a Masking Tape Mummy: No Time for Flash Cards
Save those egg cartons for this simple Egg Carton Bat: Crafty Morning
More Halloween Ideas
If you enjoyed this post, you have to check out 50 Simple Halloween Ideas for Kids.
The egg carton bat link leads me to the K-cups lantern post. 🙁
Thanks, Shelley. I fixed it in the post, and here it is for your convenience: http://www.craftymorning.com/egg-carton-bat-halloween-craft-kids/
These ideas look so fun and the best part is that they use a lot of things we already have around the house. Thanks!
I cant get the pumpkin mason jar craft to come up on the page when I go on to it
Hi Sarah,
I just checked the links, and they seem to be working. Let me know if you still have trouble. Here are direct links to the two mason jar crafts: Salt covered Mason Jars Jack-o-lantern Jars
Rachelle
hi
You gave me some incredible ideas to do with the children in my youth movement. It’s almost Halloween so we can do some nice activities in theme. Do you also have recipes for a Hallowoon activity? That would help me a lot
thanks!
I’m so glad to hear that this post is helpful! I’m not sure what you’re looking for exactly (re: recipes). Let me know!
Pretty! This was an incredibly wonderful post. Many thanks for supplying this info.
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