[For 4-Year-Olds] Fun to Make! A Collection of Halloween Craft Ideas

Playable Ghost

Why not try making a cute little ghost you can wear on your finger? It’s perfect for Halloween-themed events or pretend play at nurseries and kindergartens.

Fold a white sheet of origami paper into a triangle to make a crease, then open it.

Fold the top and bottom toward the center, flip it over and fold, then fold the left and right corners along the lines.

Fold the left and right corners again to create the ghost’s hands, glue the back layers together, and it’s done.

This is a great craft idea for two-year-olds, letting them enjoy the ghost gently swaying.

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Pumpkin staff

[Origami Halloween] Easy and Cute Pumpkin, Ghost, and Bat Folding / Autumn Origami Decorations, Magic Wand – Origami Halloween Pumpkin Ghost Bat

Let’s make a pumpkin wand you can use as a toy or decoration! Open the pre-creased origami and fold each side toward the center.

After folding up the bottom, fold the top corners toward the center.

Fold in the left and right sides, then fold the top piece back down to complete the pumpkin body.

Have the children draw whatever pumpkin face they imagine to let their creativity shine.

Make a cute item by attaching it to a wand: slightly offset the paper when folding it in half, then roll it up tightly to form the stick and connect it to the pumpkin.

No scissors needed—an easy craft idea even for 3-year-olds.

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Pumpkins made with torn-paper collage

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We’re introducing a fun torn-paper pumpkin craft.

The method is very simple: freely tear orange and yellow origami paper into pieces.

Then glue the torn pieces onto a sheet of construction paper that’s been cut into the shape of a pumpkin.

Finally, draw the pumpkin’s face and you’re done.

Tearing paper play helps develop children’s fine motor skills and provides great sensory stimulation.

It’s very easy and requires only a few supplies, so enjoy making a cute pumpkin together with your one-year-old!

Lacing Jack-o’-Lantern

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Here’s a Jack-o’-lantern craft idea using a paper plate and yarn.

Cut out the inner circle of the paper plate, then punch evenly spaced holes around the edge.

Make a loop at one end of the yarn and tape it to the top of the plate; thread the other end through the holes in any pattern you like.

Create a pumpkin face from construction paper and candies from colored film, then decorate the plate and yarn with them.

Your Jack-o’-lantern is complete! Hang it on the wall by the yarn loop and enjoy.

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Wobbly Ghost

[Craft Activity] Let's make cute little ghosts that wobble and sway!

A wobbly, swaying ghost made from a plastic bag is perfectly Halloween-y and fun to make using only familiar materials.

After cutting off the handles of a plastic bag you got from the supermarket, round the bottom to shape the ghost’s head, then connect the ghost to a pair of chopsticks with string—and you’re done.

It’s easy enough for small children to make.

Drawing a ghost face on the bag will add even more originality.

You’ll need to be careful at the point when scissors are used, but it’s a simple craft that’s great for helping kids get used to making things.

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candy

[Preschool Craft] Super easy! Let’s make cute candies with origami!

The rounded shape is so cute! Here are some candy ideas.

Candy made with origami looks adorable, and you’ll feel a sense of accomplishment once it’s finished! Of course, you can use them for events like Halloween, but if you combine the candies with other crafts and display them, they’ll brighten up your room and make it feel festive.

Using origami paper in various colors will give you colorful, unique candies that are sure to lift kids’ spirits.

Shaka-shaka Lollipop

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[How to Make] An ultra-easy Halloween craft! A ‘Shaka-Shaka Halloween Lollipop’ you can fill with candy and shake around. You can get all the materials at the dollar store and the supermarket! It’s sturdy, so shaking it is no problem! A Halloween item you can enjoy making, munch on the treats, and then play with afterward! It’s simple, so give it a try!#simpleDIYWith childrenworkHow to make#QBB CheeseHalloween#HalloweenGoods

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A delightful Halloween treat! Let’s make a shaker lollipop.

Prepare a round box like the kind used for 6P cheese, and remove the bottom.

Cut a card case to the same size as the bottom, stick on a Halloween-themed illustration, and fit it into the frame.

Cut a rectangular slit in the lid and secure a straw to use as the handle.

Attach a Halloween illustration to the flat surface, add some candy, then cover it with the container that has the card case fitted in.

Wrap it in plastic and tie a ribbon to finish.

If adding candy is tricky, beads or decorative pom-poms could be a cute alternative!

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