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Let your kids make a pumpkin mural to hang in your hallway. They just need several different pieces of wrapping paper that have some sort of pattern or fall color. Then they just need to cut them into pumpkin shapes and paint different jack-o’-lantern faces on them. When it comes to supplies, you’ll need all the usuals. Grab some pom poms, googly eyes and pipe cleaners (because what Halloween craft is complete without pipe cleaners?).
Their handprints are looking, ugh, a little different. Turn their little hands into monster paws — or let them trace yours for a bigger scare. Coat plastic spiders in neon hues to give a white pumpkin a dose of cheery color.
Toilet roll bats
Then have your kid paint the ring orange and add as many googly eyes to it as they want. For this one you’ll need orange and black paper, biodegradable black glitter glue, googly eyes and a glue stick. We can't get enough of these Halloween crafts for toddlers at the moment! Halloween is such a fun time and we've made it even better with this collection of Halloween crafts that are perfect for 1, 2 and 3-year-olds. Stamping or painting with various materials is great for fine motor skills practice. Draw or print a pumpkin template and let the little ones color them in.
Use simple materials such as paint, paper, plates, string and many other household supplies to create a Halloween masterpiece. Why spend money on premade Halloween decorations when you and your toddler can work on your own special art projects? Making homemade decorations, toys, and paintings is a good idea for playdate, too, so don't be shy about inviting your child's friends over for an afternoon..
Pom pom spiders
They can use q-tips, corks, do a dot markers or even better, a combination of all of the above. Out of all the Halloween crafts for toddlers, this one does require a bit of caution as we all know toddlers are well capable of throwing things. However if they are willing, making monster rocks can be a fun crafting activity. Give them wiggle eye stickers or googly eyes to glue on the prints. As these are monsters, the number of the eyes on each monster can be as many as they want .
Let them draw legs, antenna or other monstery body parts with a crayon. Follow our easy DIY templates and instructions to make your own creative zombie craft for preschoolers. Kids love Easter egg hunts, so why not give the game a Halloween twist by hosting a mini-pumpkin hunt? For older toddlers/kids it would also be fun to decorate the pumpkins with paint, stickers, even glitter once they've been found.
Broomstick paint brushes
Your kids can make spooky bookmarks in just a few steps. They just need to cut out a spider shape, attach short pieces of ribbon for legs, add googly eyes and draw a smile. Toddlers do love creating with “non ordinary” paint brushes and balloons sure fit the bill. Add wiggle eye stickers or googly eyes and any other decorations your toddlers sees fit.
Only then should you glue them all in place and attach the pipe cleaner arms. They’re also super easy to make, inexpensive, and you’ll have one made in under an hour. They’re also pretty inexpensive; you can pick up your supplies at a dollar store nearby for a buck apiece. Window clings are so very underrated, don’t you think?
Pumpkin Spin Painting
Tots can add stickers, googly eyes and also draw on some whiskers. Using a pencil, trace your toddler’s hand onto some black paper then cut along the pencil line. Soak up the spooky season with this easy Halloween craft for toddlers. Cut four black pipe cleaners in half and stick them to the non-painted side of the plate, forming eight spidery legs.
These spooky creations, made with painted pasta and scary accessories, make another fantastic decoration to hang on the front door this Halloween. Simply use the glue to draw a large spider web on top of a plastic page protector, then cover the entire web in biodegradable glitter. Toddlers blow through the straw until the paint moves down the page, creating a ghostly-looking white splodge. Paper straws, though an unlikely tool, are brilliant for creating art with kids. First, paint the bottom of your toddler’s foot with white washable paint. For this craft you’ll need marshmallows, card, marker pens, plus any extra bits and bobs you’d like to add.
With some empty TP rolls, some construction paper, glue and paint, your kid can create the cutest Halloween bats. They can hang inside or from some trees in your yard once they are done. Have your kids spray paint it black and while it’s drying tell them to cut out some cute black bats and the word “spooky” so they can hot glue them on the wreath.
It can keep them busy for a long time, sometimes up to half an hour, so I can’t wait to give this one a go. 12 – Toddler witch craft with puffy paint hair from Busy Blooming Joy. I do love puffy paint but wanted to use it for another Halloweeen craft – tadah – a witch with puffy paint hair. Lots of fun and I particularly like the with facial hair. You can cut out handprints of every member in the family and tie them up in a banner form as a cool Halloween craft idea.
You’ll also need to pick out some colored cardstock, a few pipe cleaners to twist into arms, tape, markers, and a pair of craft scissors. You can glue a couple of googly eyes—wonky, of course. You can also cut out some black cardstock into a hat to perch atop the mop of red curls.
Start with a collection of mini pumpkins and some patterned washi tape. Once your sponges are ready to go, pour white paint into a tray and let your little one place a sponge ghost in the paint. These gourd-looking pumpkins serve as great Halloween decorations and look lovely when they catch the autumn light. The kids can use them to paint their Halloween masterpieces, observing the different effects each brush creates. If you don’t have any watercolour paints, food colouring will also do the trick (though be careful as this can stain clothes and little hands!). To find out how to make playdough, follow our step-by-step guide.
Glowing jack-o'-lanterns
Here are a few scarily brilliant ideas for creating Halloween crafts with your toddler. Today, we have an exciting Halloween craft idea activity for you – creating a Simple Bat paper bag puppet. This activity is perfect for children and adults alike, and it’s a great way to bring the family together for a fun, and creative experience.
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