Trick or treat! These cute paper pumpkin baskets are the perfect craft for little ones who are having a Halloween party. They’d make awesome Halloween cards or will look super cool hanging up on your walls this spooky season.
These 3D ghosts look like they’re about to leap off the page-good thing they won’t! This craft uses folded paper to give the ghosts that cool 3D effect. Won’t they look cute on your toddler or preschooler this Halloween season? Personally, we love it, so we’d be happy to rock these adorable candy corn headbands. Candy Corn HeadbandĬandy corn-people seem to love it or hate it.
Any of those will work fine to create a charming pumpkin-themed garland that’s perfect for any fall celebration. All you need in addition to orange, green, and brown paper, scissors, and glue, is some twine, yarn, string, or ribbon. Need a Halloween decor on the cheap? Our paper pumpkin banner is cute, easy to make, and comes together in no time. They’re filled with hilarious Halloween jokes that kids will get a kick out of. These Halloween cootie catchers are ready to print, cut, and fold. You probably remember making cootie catchers as a kid, and now they’re easier than ever. These are fun keepsakes to add to this year’s scrapbook. What fun the kids will have making this Halloween mix and match craft using their own photos to complete classic spooky characters like a witch, Frankenstein, or a vampire. The simple cut-and-paste craft will look wonderful on a Halloween bulletin board in the classroom. This Frankenstein shape craft features your favorite green guy made with shapes like circles, triangles, squares, and even hexagons. Practice shape recognition while getting crafty. These Halloween paper crafts do include googly eyes, but if you don’t have any, you can always draw the eyes on, cut some out of cardstock, or use eye stickers.
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Learn how to make a vampire, a witch, a jack-o-lantern, or a Frankenstein card. We send cards for so many holidays-why not Halloween, too? These handmade Halloween cards are adorable and will truly make someone’s day when they receive one in the mail or in person. This is a terrific classroom craft that encourages students to read. Use the ghost, black cat, bat, or candy corn to mark your place in your spooky reads. These cute DIY Halloween bookmarks are one of our favorite easy Halloween crafts with construction paper. Which is your favorite? Mine is the bat! Halloween Bookmarks With several different characters to make, kids have lots of fun options to choose from, including a bat bracelet, Frankenstein, a witch, a black cat, a ghost, and a jack-o-lantern. These printable Halloween bracelets are perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners. Kids of all ages will enjoy these paper ghosts. Make several of them and pin them to twine to make a spooky banner for your Halloween party. Origami Ghostsįollow the step-by-step instructions to make some cute little origami ghosts! This Halloween paper craft is perfect for tweens and teens, but it’s simple enough for your older elementary-aged children to follow as well. It’s perfect for getting everyone into the Halloween spirit. Haunted houses don’t have to be scary, at least not this shape haunted house! It’s made with simple shapes, so it’s perfect for little ones to practice cutting and shape identification for squares, circles, triangles, and rectangles. Glue it all together for a sweet little pumpkin decoration you can hang in your windows. Simply print the template, trace the pieces onto colored paper, and let the children practice their scissor skills while cutting pumpkins, leaves, and vines. Our happy paper pumpkin craft is a darling addition to your Halloween crafts.
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Print it in full color to start cutting and pasting your witch together right away, or try the black and white version if you want the kids to color them in instead. This adorable cut and paste witch isn’t scary at all.
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