Some of these DIYs even double as decor (bleach pen napkins and spider-webbed placemats are just a few fun examples). Think painted pumpkins, paper plate spiders, skeleton garlands and googly-eyed veggie monsters. We have a creative range of family-oriented crafts for toddlers, kindergartners and ghouls and gals of all ages. But when it comes to keeping little ones entertained before the candy search kicks off, consider adding the below Halloween crafts to the mix. It's a spooky, imaginative day where kids (and adults!) can show off their favorite costumes while decking out their homes in eerie yet fun All Hallows' Eve decorations. So many options I didn’t think about.There's more to Halloween than just trick-or-treating. I also noticed they put their eyes much farther apart than I did. They even added accessories like a collar and earrings. My little creatives pumpkin faces where much more detailed than mine, they were so creative with details in their faces! Where I stuck mainly to eyes, nose and mouth, they added ears, cheeks, chin, feet, arms, they weren’t limited to thinking just about the main features of the face. Here are some of the cool faces my little creatives made, I think they are way cooler than mine, which are above. How many faces can you make with your shapes? Remember, to make some pumpkin faces for yourself. CUT out a stem for your pumpkin from your brown felt (optional).ĭISCUSS: This is also a great activity to discuss emotions! What happens when you turn the smiley face upside down? What happens when you add some eye brows? Challenge your creatives to make different looking pumpkins – happy, sad, mad, scary, beautiful. PARENT TIP: Keep your scraps! Look at the shapes, they might make some cool facial features.ģ. Circles (big, small, ovals, wobbly circles, semi circles).You can use our template as a guide or try cutting out these shapes: CUT out some jack-o-lantern face shapes from your black felt.
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CUT out a pumpkin shape from your orange felt, or use the free template from above.Ģ. Jack-O-Lantern Printable which you can get by entering your name and email above.ġ.Felt – Orange, Black and if you want a stem, Brown.Send me my template Jack-O-Lantern Felt Board Supplies: Enter your name and email below and we’ll send you a free printable with the pumpkin shape, and different Jack-O-Lantern features to place on it. If you’d like a template to cut out, or prefer a paper version, I’ve put together a little printable for you. I have put our Jack-O-Lantern felt board out every day this week, and every day new faces are made. The other great thing about this board is that it can be used to discuss emotions, and how flipping one shape upside down can change the whole look and feel of the Jack-O-Lantern. Since its Halloween time I thought it would be fun to create a Jack-O-Lantern felt board. That said, I just had to share the fun of felt boards with my little creatives Nothing was permanent and everything was easy to change. The other thing I loved about felt boards was that it seemed like there were endless possibilities of what I could create. It was such a simple activity, but such a vivid memory of my childhood, there was something magical about the simplicity of felt sticking to felt. When I was little, I remember playing with a felt board. I often find myself trying to figure out things that I loved as a child and how I can let my own children experience them. Halloween is such a nostalgic time of year for me as it is connected to so many childhood memories. Who else loves all the different types of Jack-O-Lanterns that appear during Halloween? I love looking at the variety of shapes and different ways one pumpkin can be transformed into so many different things!
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