Halloween Arts And Crafts Kids

• Black craft foam
• Scissors
• Gel Pen 
• 2 small Wiggle Eyes
• Hot glue gun or low temp glue gun
• Hole punch 
• Glitter paint, optional

• Cut your foam into the shape of a bat.

• Trace around the pattern on the white craft foam.

• Cut out.

• Glue two eyes on bat.

• Hole punch 2 holes down the middle of the bat

• Paint with glitter paint to highlight wings.

• Place on your antenna by weaving back and forth through the holes.

• Black and white tempera paint
• 3 cups for mixing paint
• Paintbrush
• Assorted-size cereal boxes
• 2 sponges
• Thick black permanent marker

• Mix paints to make a light gray, medium gray, and dark gray.

• Paint boxes with two to three coats of medium gray.

• Let dry.

• Use the sponges to dab on the light and dark gray paint to give gravestones a mottled look.

• Let dry.

• Write names and dates with marker.

• Such as: Dracula died here 1768-1842, etc.

• Black construction paper 
• Wiggle eyes
• White paper
• Paper fastener
• Stapler and staples
• Scissors
• White crayon
• Glue
• Pencil

• Fold black construction paper in half.

• Along folded edge, lay child's hand palm down (midway through palm) and trace fingers with white crayon.

• Cut out the outline of the fingers.

• Unfold and you have a complete image of a spider with eight legs.

• Now turn the spider over and with the pencil, roll the legs around the pencil. This will curl the legs.

• Cut a 1" strip of black paper from the remaining scraps, and form it into a circle for the bracelet part.

• At the appropriate length, staple the ends together.

• Attach the bracelet to the underside center of the spider using the paper fastener.

• Glue on the wiggle eyes and the "fangs" that you design and cut from the white paper to the spider's head.

• Then let the children make their spiders move by moving and      wiggling their hands.