Halloween Sensory Bin(Ages 3-4)
This festive Halloween sensory bin is a perfect way to explore the themes of Halloween with your little one. Sensory bins allow children to learn through exploring and using their senses such as touch. They are also great for developing fine motor skills. For this particular bin, they have the added bonus of learning about colors and textures as well.
Paper Plate Halloween Crafts(Ages 3-8)
Want some super simple, last minute Halloween craft ideas for the kids?
Create this trio of Halloween characters using dessert plates from
the dollar store and a short list of supplies.
Paper Roll Ghost Family(Ages 3-8)
This simple Halloween craft is great for the entire family to do together. Using just paper rolls and white paint, you can create a ghost family that will look great on the mantel this Halloween.
Witch Hat Ring Toss Game(Ages 3-8)
Every year, our family hosts a Halloween party for friends and family. We came up with this special Halloween spin to this classic game. We love that this ring toss is easy enough for the little ones, but also challenging for teens and grownups. It all depends on where you stand. Hope you have fun creating and playing your own witch hat ring toss for spooktacular family fun!
Halloween Q-Tip Skeleton(Ages 3-8)
Use cotton swabs and glue to create a dramatic skeleton picture to hang on the wall for Halloween. If you have a shadow box frame, you can mount it in that and keep it year after year.
I love how simple this craft is, yet there is so much to take away from it! Our son was fascinated with the various bone sizes and how they all connected to create our bodies.
Pillowcase Ghost(Ages 3-8)
Decorating the house for the holidays is a great way to spend some family time together and get excited about the holidays. This weekend we created this spooky ghost to liven up the neighborhood this Halloween.
Paper Pumpkin Decorations(Ages 3-8)
I love this pumpkin shape craft because it is fun for all ages. My two-year-old gets a chance to work on shapes and sorting while having fun and my five-year-old is inspired to get creative making jacko-lantern faces with his shapes.
Paper Spiders(Ages 3-8)
Here's a fun (and super easy) Halloween craft from last year that the kids really enjoyed.
Share your little one’s ghosts, spiders, and pumpkins with us by tagging @kiwico_inc. And for Halloween projects with every supply already in the box, explore Halloween projects from the KiwiCo Store.
8 Easy Halloween Activities for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Little ones can join the Halloween fun with projects made for small hands. These eight activities for ages 3 to 5 use paper plates, toilet paper rolls, cotton swabs, dry beans, and other supplies you probably have at home, and most take less than 30 minutes. While kids scoop, glue, paint, and toss, they’re also building fine motor skills and practicing colors and shapes.