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

Wall decorations using handprints and footprints

[Halloween Crafts] Paper Plate Handprint Art Wall Decoration – Halloween DIY: Halloween Wall Decor / Handprint Artwork

Let’s make a Halloween wall decoration with the kids’ cute handprints! You’ll need paper plates, ribbon, paint, scissors, and a hole punch.

First, use paint to make handprints on the paper plates.

Since the fingers will look like the ghost’s legs, place the hand with the fingers pointing downward.

Once you stick on the eyes and mouth pieces on the palm area, it’s done.

Punch a hole in the paper plate and thread a string through it to hang it as a wall decoration.

In addition to the eyes and mouth pieces, you can also freely stick stickers around the edge of the paper plate to make it even cuter!

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Lollipop made of origami

Let’s make colorful candy in your favorite colors! Here’s an idea for making lollipops out of origami.

You’ll need origami paper, glue, a popsicle stick, and a ribbon.

First, cut the origami paper into quarter-size pieces and fold them.

Glue the folded parts together.

After that, attach the popsicle stick and the ribbon, and you’re done! The step where you glue the candy parts together is a bit tricky, so it’s a good idea to do it with a parent or teacher.

Combine origami paper in your favorite colors and create your own original lollipop!

origami garland

@niconico_mama

[Easy Garland Halloween Craft] Materials: origami paper, pen, thread, glue#HandmadeHalloweenMaking a garland#Halloween decorations

♬ I Wanna Be Your Ghost (feat. Ghosts) (Sabi Ver.) – Gen Hoshino

Here’s a cute garland of ghosts and cats that’s perfect for a Halloween party.

Take a sheet of origami paper and fold two corners toward the center to make triangles.

Next, thread the garland string through the top triangle and glue it down so the string is sandwiched inside.

Make several of these with origami paper.

Draw eyes and mouths with a pen, and your adorable garland is complete! Be sure to try making it as a Halloween decoration.

The ghosts and kitty cats with all their different expressions are so fun to look at!

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Jack-o’-lantern made from newspaper

@izumi11201

This is a video of making a Halloween pumpkin out of newspaper.Halloween　Pumpkin　How to make　#NewspaperArt　work

Halloween Night Party (feat. Hanon & Kotoha) – HoneyWorks

The Halloween season is coming! Speaking of Halloween, pumpkins are a must, right? Here’s a fun way for 4-year-olds to make a jack-o’-lantern.

You’ll need newspaper, glue, and origami paper in your favorite pumpkin colors.

How to make it: First, make six “candies” out of newspaper.

Gather one end of each candy and fold it inward.

Then gather the other end at the top, and your pumpkin is complete! After that, use origami paper in your favorite colors to decorate and enjoy making your very own original pumpkin.

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Halloween flashlight that lights up the darkness

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Halloween craft you can make in 10 minutes! Shine a flashlight and you’ll find adorable little monsters. It’s simple enough to do with kids—perfect for making Halloween memories. Chiba Children’s Vocational School, Chiba KodomoChiba#Nursery school#Kindergartennursery school and kindergarten (combined)Preschool teacherKindergarten teacherMy First TeacherChildcare studentAspiring childcare workerTechnical collegeNursery teacher / Childcare workerKindergarten TeacherQualificationsChildcareTrial classTechnical collegeDepartment of Child StudiesDepartment of Early Childhood Education　Halloween craftsCareer pathOpen Campus / Online Open CampusFor knowing only#HandmadeToysI love you!Halloween　#HoneyWorks　#Halloween Event

Sukitchuu no! (feat. Capi) – HoneyWorks

Let’s look for cute monsters! Here’s a Halloween flashlight craft idea to light up the darkness.

You’ll need black construction paper, white construction paper, colored paper, a clear pocket, a permanent marker, and scissors.

First, cut the black construction paper to the size of the clear pocket, then draw Halloween-themed monsters on the clear pocket with the permanent marker.

Cut the colored paper into the shape of a flashlight and attach it to the light beam cut from the white paper, and you’re done! It looks like a fun guessing game to figure out which monsters are hiding.

Pumpkin candy bag

[Halloween Craft] Let’s Make a Pumpkin Treat Bag from a Milk Carton [Nursery/Kindergarten] #shorts

When it comes to Halloween, the best part for kids is the candy, right? Here’s a “pumpkin candy bag” that even a 4-year-old can make.

You’ll need a milk carton, a stapler, scissors, glue or double-sided tape, and colored construction paper.

First, open up the milk carton, make 6 cm cuts, and assemble it into a pentagon.

Using a stapler at this stage will make it sturdier.

Next, decorate the assembled box with pumpkin designs using your favorite colored paper, attaching it with glue or double-sided tape.

Finally, use the leftover milk carton to make a handle—and you’re done! Pop your favorite treats inside and enjoy Halloween!

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A cute wiggly skeleton

Wiggly Halloween craft #shorts

We’ll show you how to make a wiggly, skeleton ghost.

First, use black construction paper to make the springy parts for the arms and legs.

Next, use white construction paper to make the feet and the face.

Wrap a toilet paper tube with black origami paper to create the torso.

Attach the springy arms and legs you made, then add the face and feet.

Draw a skeleton pattern on the torso with a pen.

Attach a rubber band to a popsicle stick, connect the rubber band to the skeleton, and you’re done! Try making one and have fun seeing how your skeleton moves!

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mayumi

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