We do so many adorable Halloween crafts at our school I decided to put lots of them in one post. Let me know if you need more details about any of them.
Frankenstein
Paint tolet paper roll green and black, snip hair end, use green golf tees for bolts, add google eyes and mouth with black marker |
The Life Cycle of a Pumpkin
seed is fun foam, sprout is knot in yarn, flower is yellow tissue paper |
Giant Pumpkin
The kids love painting the big pumpkin made by stuffing a paper bag with newspaper. |
After the orange paint dries, a face is added with black paint and the stem is painted green. |
Knock, knock, knock
Sounds like more
Trick or Treaters at my door.
I open the door and what do I see?
A __________smiling at me!
The door is stapled on and children draw a picture of themselves in a Halloween costume,,,I usually draw a square so their picture is not bigger than the space covered by the door. |
Simple Spider Web
A black plastic plate has small slits all around the edge. The children wrap a long piece of white string around the plate and add a spider ring at the end. |
Mummies
I love these simple mummies made by wrapping strips of cheese cloth around popsicle sticks. |
Spider Web
4 pipe cleaners are cut in half and tied together at the other end of the yarn. The child wraps the yarn around the pipe cleaners (to make the spider body) and then bends down the legs and adds google eyes. So simple but so effective hanging in the corner of a doorway. |
Five Little Pumpkins Sitting on a Fence.
Pumpkin Glyph
Skeleton Made From Paper Plates and brads
Painted Pumpkins
Ghosts
Halloween Bulletin Board
Haunted House,
Haunted House,
Scary As Can Be!
How Many
Spooky Things
I'm especially in love with your Frankenstein. How cute. I love class books too. Yours would be a nice addition to my collection. Thanks!
ReplyDelete❀ Tammy
Forever in First
Thanks Tammy. I love class books too.
DeleteCan you send me the step by step directions for the Skeletons Made from Paper Plates and Brads. Also, I could not see the picture of the Painted Pumpkins. All of your ideas are fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to know what kind of paint you used for the Frankenstein. We only have an hour of class time, will they dry in time to decorate?
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah
DeleteWe used regular washable paint. We did it over 2 days. You could do a sample to see how quickly it dries.
Lyn