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Halloween DIY Crafts for School Parties

Imagine it’s Halloween, and you’re at school, excited to celebrate with your friends. There’s a special way to make this day even more fun – by creating your very own Halloween decorations and crafts! This article is all about easy and fun crafts that you can make yourself for your school’s Halloween party. You’ll find lots of cool ideas that will turn the celebration into a spooky and exciting adventure. Let’s start crafting and make this Halloween unforgettable!

Halloween DIY Crafts for School Parties

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Spooky Paper Garland

Materials needed

To make a spooky paper garland, you’ll need colored paper (like black, white, and orange), scissors, a pencil, string or yarn, and some tape or a stapler. These are easy things you can find at home or at any store.

Step-by-step instructions

First, decide what shapes you want, like ghosts or pumpkins.
Draw the shapes on the paper with your pencil. If drawing isn’t easy, you can find shapes in books or online and trace them.
Carefully cut out the shapes with your scissors.
Make little holes in your shapes and thread the string through, or simply tape them to the string.
Hang your garland around the room with tape.

Variety of designs (ghosts, bats, pumpkins)

There are so many fun shapes you can make! Ghosts, bats, and pumpkins are perfect for Halloween. You can make them look happy, scary, or silly. Remember, no two ghosts or bats look alike, so have fun with it!

Decorating ideas for the classroom

Hang your garlands across the ceiling, around the whiteboard, or even in the windows. You can also make a garland-making station where everyone makes one shape to add. This way, your classroom will be filled with spooky decorations that everyone helped make!

Halloween Themed Mason Jars

Materials needed

For this craft, you’ll need mason jars (empty and clean), paint (orange, white, or green are fun colors for Halloween), paintbrushes, and decorations like stickers or markers.

Painting and decorating the jars

Choose a color to paint your jar. Think about what it will be – a pumpkin needs orange, a ghost needs white.
Paint the jar carefully. You might need a few coats!
After the paint dries, decorate your jar. You can draw faces or stick on spooky stickers.

Ideas for jar uses (candy holders, pencil holders)

Your spooky jar can hold pencils on your desk, saving them from disappearing like ghosts! Or, fill it with candy for a sweet treat everyone in class can enjoy. Just make sure to ask your teacher where to put it.

Safety tips for using glass in the classroom

Glass jars can break and be dangerous. Always carry them carefully, and if you see a broken piece, don’t touch it! Tell an adult so they can clean it up safely.

Monster Pencil Toppers

Materials needed

To make monster pencil toppers, you’ll need pencils, colored paper or foam, glue, scissors, and some markers for decorating.

Creating different monster designs

You can make all kinds of monsters! Some might have two eyes, while others have three or even just one. Use different colors to make them unique. Maybe add sharp teeth, wiggly arms, or whatever you think a monster might have.

Assembly instructions

Cut out the monster shapes from your colored paper or foam.
Decorate them with markers to add faces, scars, or spots.
Glue the monsters to the top of your pencils. Make sure they are secure!

Ideas for incorporating them into Halloween stories or games

These monster toppers can be characters in a Halloween story you write. Or use them for a guessing game where you describe a monster, and your friends have to pick which pencil topper matches your story.

Witch Hat Making

Materials needed

You’ll need black paper, ribbon, tape or glue, and any decorations like stars or moons.

Step-by-step crafting guide

Cut a large circle for the brim and a cone shape for the top.
Attach the cone to the circle with tape or glue – this is your basic hat!
Decorate your hat with ribbon around where the cone and brim meet, and add any other decorations you like.

Customization ideas (colors, accessories)

Not all witch hats must be black! Use purple, green, or any color you love. Stick on paper stars or moons, or maybe add a paper buckle.

How to organize a witch hat parade

Once everyone has made their hats, line up and take a walk around the classroom or play area, showing off your wonderful creations. You could even have awards for the silliest, spookiest, and most creative hats!

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Pumpkin Decorating Station

Materials needed for no-carve pumpkins

Gather small pumpkins, markers, stickers, paints, and any other decorations that can stick to a pumpkin, like sequins or googly eyes.

Different decorating techniques (stickers, markers, paint)

You can make a pumpkin look like anything! Use markers to draw faces, or paint them in different colors. Stickers can make patterns, and sequins can add sparkle.

Safety tips

When decorating, make sure you’re in a space where it’s okay to get a little messy. Wear old clothes or a smock. If you’re using glue or paints, ask an adult for the non-toxic kind.

Setting up a classroom pumpkin decorating contest

Once everyone’s done decorating, you can have a contest! Categories can include the scariest pumpkin, the funniest face, or the most colorful. Make sure everyone gets a vote.

Ghostly Lanterns

Materials needed

For these, you’ll need white paper or fabric, balloons, glue, and black markers. You might also want string lights or small flashlights to make them glow.

Instructions for creating ghost shapes

Inflate the balloons a bit.
Cover them with the white paper or fabric and glue it down, leaving a hole at the bottom to remove the balloon and add lights later.
Once dry, pop the balloon and pull it out, leaving a ghost shape.
Draw spooky faces on your ghosts with markers.

Lighting options

You can put string lights inside to make your ghosts glow. Another option is to use a small flashlight or battery-operated tea light. Always ask an adult to help with this part.

Ideas for using the lanterns to decorate the classroom

Hang your ghostly lanterns around the room where everyone can see them. They might look great in a dark corner or near the window to greet visitors. Make sure the lights you use are safe and won’t get hot.

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DIY Halloween Masks

Materials needed

You’ll need card stock or paper plates, elastic string, markers, paints, and any other decorations like feathers or sequins.

Design ideas (animals, monsters, superheroes)

Think about what you want to be. A fierce lion? A scary monster? Or your favorite superhero? You can make any mask you imagine with just a bit of creativity.

Instructions for making the masks

Cut your card stock or paper plate into the shape of your mask.
Cut out eye holes.
Decorate your mask with paints, markers, and decorations.
Punch holes on the sides and tie the elastic string so you can wear it.

Incorporating mask-making into a Halloween costume contest

After everyone has made their masks, you can have a costume contest. See who makes the scariest, most beautiful, or funniest mask. Remember, it’s all about having fun and being creative, so every mask is a winner!

Creepy Crawly Spider Webs

Materials needed

For spider webs, all you need is white yarn or string, scissors, and tape. If you want to add spiders, you can make those with black paper.

Instructions for making spider webs

Cut your yarn into long pieces.
Tape one end to a surface and start creating a web design by crossing and tying the yarn. Use tape to secure the crossings.
When you’re happy with your web, carefully remove it from the surface and tape it where you want to display it.

Adding spiders for effect

Cut out spider shapes from black paper and glue or tape them to your web. You can make your spiders big or small, scary or silly.

Ideas for spider web placement and games

Hang your webs in doorways, windows, or walls. You can even create a game where you throw small, soft balls (pretend flies) to stick onto the web, seeing who can make the most stick.

Halloween DIY Crafts for School Parties

Haunted House Diorama

Materials needed

Gather a shoebox, paint, scissors, construction paper, glue, and any other decorations you’d like to add, like cotton for cobwebs or small toys for ghosts.

Step-by-step assembly

Paint the inside of your shoebox to look like the inside of a haunted house.
Cut out furniture, ghosts, or other spooky decorations from construction paper and glue them inside.
Add any other decorations to make it look even spookier.

Ideas for customizing the diorama

Think about what makes a house haunted. Maybe add a hidden room, or make a ghost that moves when you shake the box. It’s your haunted house, so you can make it as scary or as fun as you want.

Incorporating storytelling into the diorama project

Create a scary story about your haunted house. Who lived there? Why is it haunted? Share your story with the class, using your diorama to help tell the tale.

Vampire Bookmark Crafting

Materials needed

You’ll need red and black paper, scissors, glue, and a marker to draw your vampire’s face.

Fold and cut instructions

Cut a rectangle out of the black paper for the body.
Fold a smaller piece of red paper in half, cut it into a heart shape for the cape, and glue it to the body.
Cut out a smaller rectangle for the head and glue it on top.
Use the marker to draw a scary or funny vampire face.

Customization tips (colors, faces)

Your vampire doesn’t have to be traditional. Use different colors of paper, or give your vampire a unique face. Maybe it’s a friendly vampire with a big smile!

Using the bookmarks in Halloween-themed books or as party favors

These bookmarks can be a fun addition to your Halloween reading. Use them to keep your place in a spooky story. They also make great party favors for a Halloween party, giving your friends a little monster to take home.

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Halloween Crafts with Pipe Cleaners

Halloween DIY & Crafts

Today, you’re going to learn about how to make cool Halloween decorations using something called pipe cleaners. Imagine twisting and turning colorful, fuzzy sticks into shapes like pumpkins, ghosts, and spiders. It’s going to be super fun and easy, and you can do it all by yourself or with a little help from someone older. You’ll see how pipe cleaners can turn into amazing Halloween crafts that you can hang in your room or give to your friends to spook them in a fun way!

Introduction to Halloween Crafts with Pipe Cleaners

Brief overview of pipe cleaners in crafting

Pipe cleaners are thin wires covered in a soft, colorful material. They are very bendy and can be twisted together to make lots of different shapes. Because they are so flexible, people love using them to create cool crafts, especially during Halloween.

Benefits of crafting with pipe cleaners for Halloween projects

Crafting with pipe cleaners for Halloween is great because they are safe to use, affordable, and you can find them in many colors. Making Halloween decorations and characters with pipe cleaners is not only fun but also helps you get better at being creative and solving problems. Plus, it can be a cozy way to spend time with family and friends, making spooky decorations together.

Getting Started: Materials and Tools

List of essential materials needed for pipe cleaner crafts

To start your Halloween crafts with pipe cleaners, you’ll need some basic materials. You’ll want lots of pipe cleaners, of course. Try to get a variety of colors like black, orange, white, and green to fit the Halloween theme. You’ll also need some glue, scissors, and perhaps some googly eyes to bring your creations to life.

Overview of additional tools for enhancing pipe cleaner crafts

To make your pipe cleaner crafts even cooler, consider using some extra tools. Things like colorful beads, tiny pompoms, and felt can add more details to your crafts. Using wire cutters can also help you cut pipe cleaners more easily than scissors, but always ask an adult for help with that.

Safety tips when handling pipe cleaners and tools

Remember to be careful when using scissors and when bending pipe cleaners, so you don’t poke yourself. Always use tools like wire cutters under adult supervision. Keep your crafting area clean to avoid any accidents, and make sure to put away all your materials when you’re done crafting.

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Pipe Cleaner Halloween Characters

Instructions for creating a pipe cleaner witch

To make a pipe cleaner witch, you’ll need black, green, and orange pipe cleaners. Twist a black one into a cone shape for the hat and wrap a green one around a pencil to make the head. Then, add an orange pipe cleaner for the hair. Twist them all together, add a face with a marker, and you have a tiny witch!

Steps to make a pipe cleaner ghost

Making a pipe cleaner ghost is super easy. Take a white pipe cleaner and wrap it around a pencil to make it curly. Then, pull it off and shape the top into a head. Draw two small eyes with a black marker, and you’ve got a cute ghost!

How to craft a pipe cleaner vampire

For a vampire, use black, red, and white pipe cleaners. Make a little body with white, then add a black cape around it. Use a red pipe cleaner for a scary cape collar and add a little face. Don’t forget two tiny fangs with a marker!

Creating a pipe cleaner black cat

To create a black cat, start by making a small loop with a black pipe cleaner for the head and add two small pieces for ears. Twist more black pipe cleaners to make a body and a tail. Add small pieces of white pipe cleaner for the eyes, and draw in the details with a marker.

Spooky Halloween Decorations

Making Halloween garlands with pipe cleaners

Stringing together various Halloween characters like ghosts, witches, and pumpkins you’ve made from pipe cleaners makes a perfect garland. Twist the top of each figure around a long string or use additional pieces of pipe cleaner to attach them. Hang your garland around the room for instant Halloween vibes.

Crafting spider webs from pipe cleaners

Take some white or silver pipe cleaners and cut them into pieces. Lay out one piece as the center, and then keep adding pieces around it, twisting at the middle to secure them. Connect the ends with smaller pieces to make the web pattern.

DIY pipe cleaner pumpkins for table decorations

For a pumpkin, wrap orange pipe cleaners around a marker to create loops. Remove them and twist all the loops together at one end to form the pumpkin’s top. Bend a green pipe cleaner into a stem and leaf, attaching it to the top. Make a few of these for a festive table display.

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Halloween Jewelry and Accessories

Creating Halloween bracelets with pipe cleaners

Twist orange, black, and white pipe cleaners together to make a cool, twisty bracelet. You can add small beads or cut pieces of different colored pipe cleaners to decorate it like a tiny pumpkin or ghost. Just wrap it around your wrist, and you’re Halloween ready!

How to make pipe cleaner spider rings

For a spider ring, wrap a black pipe cleaner around your finger to make the ring. Use another pipe cleaner to make the spider by bending four small pieces into legs and twisting them around the ring. Add a larger piece for the body and use googly eyes or small white pipe cleaner bits for eyes.

Designing pipe cleaner witch hats for pencils

Wrap a black pipe cleaner around a pencil to make a cone shape for the hat. Cut a circle from black felt and poke the pencil through its center. Slide the cone down to meet the circle, and you’ve got a witch hat topper for your pencil!

Interactive Halloween Crafts for Kids

Easy-to-make pipe cleaner finger puppets

Take your pipe cleaner characters and simply make them with longer bodies. Then, twist the bottom part to fit snugly around your finger, and voila! You’ve got Halloween finger puppets like witches, ghosts, or vampires to play with.

Crafting a pipe cleaner Halloween mobile for rooms

Create several Halloween characters and decorations out of pipe cleaners. Attach them with strings to a hanger or a stick. Hang your mobile from the ceiling, and enjoy watching your spooky creations dangle and spin.

DIY Halloween-themed bookmarks with pipe cleaners

Make a long, flat shape (like a ghost or pumpkin) with pipe cleaners. Glue it onto a piece of cardboard for stability, then cut around the shape, leaving a little border. You’ve just made a fun, Halloween-themed bookmark to keep your place in spooky stories!

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Educational Halloween Crafts

Using pipe cleaners for Halloween-themed counting activities

Create 10 little pumpkins out of orange pipe cleaners. Number them with a marker. Ask a grown-up to write down simple math problems, and use your pumpkins to help you figure out the answers.

Making a color matching game with pipe cleaners

Cut small pieces of pipe cleaners in different Halloween colors. Draw matching colored circles on a piece of paper. Challenge yourself or a friend to match and place the right colored pipe cleaner on its corresponding circle as fast as you can.

Crafting a Halloween story wheel with pipe cleaners

Make a large circle from cardboard and divide it into sections. In each section, use pipe cleaners to create a different part of a Halloween story (e.g., a haunted house, a witch, a black cat). Attach a spinner in the middle. Spin to create random Halloween stories by combining the sections where the spinner lands.

Outdoor Halloween Decorations

Creating large outdoor spider decorations with pipe cleaners

Use black duct tape to join several large black pool noodles together for the spider’s body. Cut long lengths of black pipe cleaners for legs, and attach them to the body. Add large googly eyes or cut out eye shapes from white paper. Place your giant spider in the garden for a spooky surprise.

How to make a Halloween-themed wreath with pipe cleaners

Form a large circle with thick, black pipe cleaners twisted together. Decorate it with smaller Halloween-themed crafts like tiny pumpkins, ghosts, and bats you’ve made. Hang your wreath on the door to welcome trick-or-treaters.

Crafting hanging bats with glowing eyes using pipe cleaners

For a bat, twist a black pipe cleaner into wings and a body. Cut small pieces of a glow stick (with adult supervision) and insert them into the head part as spooky glowing eyes. Hang your bats around your porch for a glowing Halloween night.

Halloween Crafts with Pipe Cleaners

Upcycled Halloween Crafts with Pipe Cleaners

Incorporating recycled materials with pipe cleaners for Halloween decor

Gather old jars, bottle caps, and other recyclables. Use pipe cleaners to add Halloween touches, like tiny ghosts on jars or spiders on bottle caps. It’s a great way to reuse stuff and make unique decorations.

Making eco-friendly Halloween party favors with pipe cleaners

Create small Halloween figures like pumpkins or ghosts from pipe cleaners. Add a tiny thank-you note, and give them as party favors. They’re not only cute but also a great way to be kind to the planet.

Crafting Halloween lanterns using jars, candles, and pipe cleaners

Wrap colored pipe cleaners around clean, empty jars to create Halloween patterns. Add a battery-operated tea light inside each jar. These lanterns will make your Halloween night glow in a fun, spooky way.

Conclusion

Recap of the diverse uses of pipe cleaners in Halloween crafts

From creating tiny characters to spooky decorations, pipe cleaners are an amazing tool for Halloween crafts. They’re easy to work with and transform into anything your imagination comes up with.

Encouragement to experiment and create unique Halloween crafts

Don’t be afraid to try new ideas and mix different materials with your pipe cleaners. Make your own special Halloween decorations that show off what you love about this spooky season.

Sharing your Halloween pipe cleaner crafts on social media

When you’re done crafting, take pictures of your creations and share them on social media. It’s a fun way to show your friends what you’ve made and maybe inspire them to get crafty, too! Who knows? Your pipe cleaner crafts could become the next Halloween trend.

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Cute Halloween DIY Crafting for Kids

Halloween DIY & Crafts

Imagine making your own Halloween decorations and crafts that are super cute and just for you! In this article, you’ll learn how to create fun Halloween projects that you can do by yourself or with friends and family. From spooky ghosts to adorable pumpkins, these crafts are perfect for adding a bit of Halloween spirit to your home. Let’s get your creative juices flowing and start crafting some amazing Halloween decorations!

Spooky Paper Plate Ghosts

Getting ready for Halloween can be a lot of fun, especially when you make your very own decorations. Let’s start with something simple and super fun: Spooky Paper Plate Ghosts!

Materials needed: paper plates, white paint, black marker, yarn for hanging

You’ll need some paper plates, white paint, a black marker, and some yarn. That’s everything you need to make your ghost!

Step-by-step instructions

First, paint your paper plate all white and let it dry. Make sure you cover it well so it looks like a real ghost. After the paint dries, use the black marker to draw a spooky or funny face on your ghost. Lastly, poke a hole at the top, tie some yarn through it, and now you’ve got yourself a ghost ready to hang!

Decorating ideas

You can get really creative here. Try using colorful markers, stickers, or even glitter to make your ghost extra special. If you want to try something different, you can cut the bottom of the plate to make it look like your ghost has wavy edges!

Safety tips for young children

When you’re painting and cutting, always have an adult to help you. Make sure not to put small decorations like stickers in your mouth. Safety first!

Creepy Crawly Spider Rings

Do you like creepy crawlies? Let’s make some spider rings you can wear to scare your friends!

Materials needed: black pipe cleaners, small black pom poms, googly eyes, glue

For these scary spiders, grab some black pipe cleaners, small black pom poms, googly eyes, and some glue.

How to twist pipe cleaners into spider legs

Take four pipe cleaners and twist them together in the middle. This twist becomes the spider’s body where you will attach the pom pom. Bend each end to look like spooky spider legs.

Attaching the pom pom to create the body

Glue the small black pom pom onto the twisted middle part of your pipe cleaners. This pom pom is your spider’s body.

Adding googly eyes for the final touch

Glue two googly eyes on the pom pom to give your spider a silly or spooky look. Wait for the glue to dry, and your spider ring is ready to wear!

Cute Halloween DIY Crafting for Kids

Haunted Pumpkin Mason Jars

Let’s make some Halloween lights with a pumpkin twist!

Materials needed: mason jars, orange and green paint, paintbrushes, LED tea lights

You’ll need mason jars, orange and green paint, paintbrushes, and some LED tea lights to make your jars glow.

Painting your jar to look like a pumpkin

Paint the outside of your mason jar orange. You might need a few coats to make it nice and bright. Let the paint dry completely.

Using green paint for the lid to mimic leaves

Now, paint the lid green to look like the pumpkin’s leaves. Once the paint dries, you can place the LED tea light inside the jar to make it shine like a pumpkin.

Safety advice for using LED lights inside the jars

Remember to use LED tea lights instead of real candles, especially if you are putting the lid on the jar. LED lights are much safer and won’t get hot.

Witches’ Hat Origami

How about making a witch’s hat out of paper? It’s magic time!

Materials needed: black paper, optional decorations (stickers, glitter)

All you need is some black paper and whatever decorations you like, such as stickers or glitter.

Basic folds for creating a witch’s hat

Fold your black paper into a triangle, then bend the top down to look like a hat. You can ask an adult to help with the folds.

Ideas for customizing your hat

Now it’s time to decorate! Add some stickers or glitter to make your witch’s hat sparkle. Be as creative as you want.

Incorporating these into a Halloween display

You can make a few hats and display them around the house. They can be decorations on the table or you can even hang them up!

Cute Halloween DIY Crafting for Kids

Monster Rock Painting

Creating scary monsters or fun creatures on rocks can be a great outdoor decoration.

Materials needed: smooth rocks, acrylic paint, brushes, sealant spray

You’ll need smooth rocks, acrylic paint in various colors, brushes, and sealant spray to protect your painted rocks.

Preparation of rocks for painting

First, clean your rocks with water and let them dry. This helps the paint stick better.

Design ideas for cute monster faces

Use your imagination to paint cute or scary monster faces. Bright colors and big eyes usually look great!

Sealing your painted rocks for outdoor decoration

After the paint dries, spray your rocks with sealant. This protects the paint from rain and sun, so you can decorate your garden with them.

Ghoulish Lantern Jars

These lanterns will add a spooky touch to any room or porch.

Materials needed: glass jars, tissue paper (various colors), glue, LED candles

You’ll need glass jars, colored tissue paper, glue, and LED candles to create your lanterns.

Instructions for layering tissue paper on jars

Cut the tissue paper into small pieces. Then glue them all over the jar in a patchy pattern. You can overlap colors for a cool effect.

Creating faces for your ghouls

Once the glue is dry, draw spooky faces on your jars with markers. You can make them as scary or as silly as you like.

Lighting your lanterns safely with LED candles

Place an LED candle inside your jar to light up your spooky creation. Remember, LED candles are much safer than real ones.

Bewitched Halloween Wands

Wave your magic wand and let the Halloween fun begin!

Materials needed: sticks or dowels, paint, ribbons, glitter

For these magical wands, you’ll need sticks or dowels, paint, ribbons, and glitter.

Painting and decorating your wand

Paint your stick any color you like. Once it’s dry, decorate it with glitter, stickers, or whatever you wish to make it magical.

Attaching ribbons for a magical effect

Glue some ribbons at the top of your wand. They’ll look amazing when you wave your wand around.

Themes and inspiration for your wands

Think about what kind of magic your wand has. Is it for casting spells, turning things into chocolate, or maybe making things float? Decorate it based on its magical powers!

Felt Vampire Bookmarks

Keep your place in your favorite Halloween story with a cute vampire bookmark.

Materials needed: felt in various colors, scissors, glue, googly eyes

You’ll need different colors of felt, scissors to cut out shapes, glue, and googly eyes for your vampire’s face.

Cutting felt into vampire shapes

Cut your felt into a basic vampire shape. Don’t forget his cape!

Assembling your bookmark

Glue the pieces together to form your vampire. Add the googly eyes and any other details like a mouth or fangs.

Customization options for your vampire characters

You can make your vampire bookmark unique by choosing different colors for its cape or adding accessories like a bow tie or a hat.

Eerie Eyeball Slime

Slime is fun, but have you ever made it spooky?

Materials needed: clear glue, borax, water, plastic eyeballs

To make this eerie slime, you need clear glue, borax, water, and some plastic eyeballs for the spooky effect.

Mixing your slime ingredients

Mix the clear glue with water. In another bowl, dissolve a small amount of borax in water. Slowly add the borax solution to the glue mixture until it becomes slime.

Incorporating eyeballs into your slime

Once your slime is ready, mix in the plastic eyeballs. Now, as you play with your slime, you’ll find eyeballs looking back at you!

Storage and safety tips

Keep your slime in an airtight container so it doesn’t dry out. Remember, never eat the slime or the eyeballs, and always wash your hands after playing with it.

Ghostly Garlands

Decorate your room with a string of spooky ghosts.

Materials needed: white fabric or paper, string or yarn, markers, scissors

You’ll need white fabric or paper, string or yarn to hang them on, markers to draw faces, and scissors to cut them out.

Cutting ghost shapes

Cut out ghost shapes from your fabric or paper. You can draw a ghost on paper first and use it as a template.

Decorating faces on your ghosts

Using a marker, draw spooky or funny faces on your ghosts. Make each one unique!

Stringing ghosts to create a garland

Make a small hole at the top of each ghost and thread your string or yarn through it. Now you can hang your ghostly garland anywhere you like for a spooky decoration.

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