HALLOWEEN PROJECTS FOR PRESCHOOLERS FREE

And for a glow-tastic after-dark game, use poster putty to secure flameless candles to the upper inside of the pumpkins. Consider laying out a red felt “tongue” to make putting a bit easier for littles. Next, use a utility or X-acto knife to carve some big-mouth faces into a variety of carvable fake pumpkins for you and your family to tee golf balls into. Spooky mini golf-and you don’t have to go to brave the local putt-putt? Yes, please! To do it, pick up a kid-size golf set at the local dollar or big box store. Isn’t it purrrrrfect?! (If you can find black paper plates, you can skip the painting part.) Pumpkin Golf Halloween Activity

HALLOWEEN PROJECTS FOR PRESCHOOLERS FREE

(Here’s the free template.) Next, have your tot use a glue stick to assemble the cat, and add googly eyes, and a pink pom-pom nose. Is it even a holiday with kids without a paper plate craft?! To make this frightening feline, paint the backside of a paper plate black, let it dry, then cut out the kitty’s body, tail, head, and whiskers. (They can use their big muscles to help stir the cereal into the melted butter and marshmallow.) Once the treats are ready, sliced, and dipped into colorful melted candy-task your kiddo to push in the monsters’ eyeballs-the more the scarier! Black Cat Halloween Craft for Kids Rice cereal treats are always a hit-and something even the littlest of goblins can help make. Once the balloon is “charged,” have your bub move the balloon ever so slowly over the tissue ghost-and watch as the Casper wannabe magically rises up and dance! Talk about weird science! Monster Halloween Treat Next, blow up the balloon, tie it, and have your tyke rub the balloon really, really fast through their hair for about 15 seconds. Draw a ghost shape onto a piece of facial tissue, carefully cut it out, and lay it on a flat surface. Get into the “spirit” of Halloween with a ghost dance party that teaches children all about static electricity. Image & activity from Children’s Museum of Sonoma County Then hand out flashlights and glow sticks-and turn off the lights! Finally, snuggle up and get reading! Casper Dancing Halloween Activity for Kids Spooky storytime is like regular storytime but way creepier…and fun! Select a few age-appropriate Halloween books (here are a bunch of not-so-spooky Halloween books to choose from). Cut construction paper into witch hats, butterfly wings, and more! The options are endless! Spooky Storytime Halloween Activity for Kids Bend pipe cleaners into halos, glasses, spider legs, and more. Cut solo socks to make masks, hats, and clothes. Rumor has it that your kiddo’s stuffed animal collection is itching for a Halloween parade! To help get them ready, gather supplies to make mini costumes.

Halloween projects for preschoolers