Halloween craft activities are perfect way to keep kids busy in the lead up to Halloween. They can enjoy the activity and when they are finished they can then use what they have made to decorate their home for Halloween. This means that they get to enjoy it even more and they will feel proud of what they have created.
There are many different Halloween craft activities that are suitable for kids at home or at school. They can create ghosts, bats, spiders and other creepy things. They can also create edible crafts that can be eaten when they are finished.
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Here are a few Halloween craft activities to get you started. There are three popular activities that kids enjoy and that can be prepared quickly by the teacher or the parent.
A small clay pot can be easily made into a spider. All you need is some black paint, glue, black pipe cleaner and string. The pot is painted black and turned upside down to create the spider body. You then add some googly eyes to the side. The pipe cleaners are glued to the edges of the rim of the pot with four on each side. Bend the pipe cleaners into shape to be the spider legs and sit the pot on its rim. Your spider can then sit on a shelf or it can be hung.
To hang the spider put a piece of string through the hole and secure the string by tying a knot or tying it to a small stick so that the string won’t come back through the hole. The spider can then be hung up.
There are also lots of great Halloween craft activities that use paper plates. If you cut a hole in the center of the plate about six inches in diameter, you will leave a wide rim that can be used to create a Halloween wreath. The wreath can be first painted in black or orange. The rim can then be covered with dried grasses, leaves, flowers and twigs. Add plastic spiders and bugs and cotton balls that are stretched over it to create spider webs.