Halloween Projects for Preschoolers

These Halloween projects for preschoolers and toddlers are perfect for a daycare environment or at home with your own kids. All projects have been tested by my own daycare kids to be sure they have the skills needed to participate in the project.

Supplies Needed:

Adult:

• Use the black sharpie to draw a 3" ghost shape on a 6" square of wax paper.

Children:

• Fill in the ghost shape with Elmer's Glue. Do not make it real thick or the glue will run.
• Sprinkle the ghost with white glitter.
• Drop two wiggle eyes on the ghost.
• Using a wire cutter, cut the curved end from a paper clip to make a hanger for the necklace and lay it in the glue at the top of the ghost.
• Let the ghost completely dry. It will take a day or two.
• After the ghost is completely dry, cover with a second layer of glue and let completely dry again.
• Use yarn or plastic string to make the ghost into a necklace

Supplies Needed:

• Egg Carton
• Black Tempera Paint
• Paint Brush
• Black Pipe Cleaners
• Small nail
• Wiggle Eyes

Cut the egg carton apart into the individual egg compartments. One compartment equals one spider. Use the small nail to poke 3 holes on each side of the compartment to insert the legs later. Paint the egg compartment black.

Cut each pipe cleaner into three 4" pieces. Bend each piece into 3 sections to represent spider legs. Insert one section into each hole and bend inside the spider to hold the leg in place.

Glue the wiggle eyes onto the spider.

For ideas on how to throw a KID'S HALLOWEEN PARTY!

Pages of Interest:

• "Thanksgiving Projects for Preschoolers"

• "Christmas Projects for Preschoolers"

• "General Projects for Preschoolers"

  
  

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