[Age 2] Have fun with Halloween crafts! A collection of ideas perfect for October
I want to enjoy Halloween crafts with 2-year-olds! But many people may be unsure what to make.
In fact, there are plenty of memorable Halloween craft ideas you can do together while feeling the season.
We introduce activities like handprint art, paper plate buckets, and wobbling ghosts that you can enjoy with the children.
子どものペースに合わせて、ハロウィンの季節を楽しみましょう！子どもたちの作品を“作品”として扱うため、本文では「制作（seisaku）」という語を用いています。
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A ghost that breaks in five tries
Even spooky-looking ghosts turn cute when you make them with origami! Here’s a ghost you can create with just five folds.
It’s perfect for two-year-olds who are getting a bit used to origami, so why not give it a try? It might be tricky for a two-year-old to fold neatly, so it’s fine for an adult to help.
At the end, add eyes, a mouth, and hands to give it a personal touch.
It’s also great for Halloween wall decorations or hanging ornaments, so be sure to use it!
A pumpkin that breaks after five folds
A Halloween pumpkin you can make with just five folds of origami.
It’s also fun to decorate the finished piece with pens or crayons, or draw a jack-o’-lantern face.
The steps are simple: fold the origami in sequence with the colored side facing down.
With the paper turned to a diamond orientation, fold the top corner toward the center.
Next, make small folds on the left and right corners, and finally fold the bottom corner up to the center, then fold it back until a little point sticks out—done! This is a great origami craft for 2-year-olds to practice fine motor skills.
T-shirt making
Crafting T-shirts by stamping patterns onto T-shirt-shaped cardstock with handmade stamps is guaranteed to get kids super excited.
By freely stamping with their favorite paint colors, they can create a one-of-a-kind original T-shirt.
Lining up the T-shirts made by friends could turn them into a colorful art display perfect for Halloween decorations.
It’s a simple craft that brightens up events and parties while showcasing children’s innocent sense of style.
ghost
Making ghosts out of origami sounds exciting.
The shape is simple enough for small hands to fold easily, so everyone can enjoy working on it together.
Using plain white origami paper will give it a ghostly feel.
If you add eyes and a mouth at the end, you’ll have a collection of unique ghosts.
It’s sure to spark the children’s imaginations.
Displaying the ghosts in the classroom will also enhance the Halloween atmosphere.
Working together will make for fun memories, too.
Through seasonal activities like this, children’s creativity and expressive abilities can be nurtured.
Ghost candy container
Let’s make a ghost-themed candy holder that’s perfect for Halloween events.
Cut your favorite color construction paper into a fan shape, roll it into a cone, and glue it in place.
This will be the body of the bag—and the ghost’s body too.
Attach eyes, mouth, and hand parts made from other sheets of paper, then punch two holes at the top of the bag.
Thread a ribbon through the holes and tie it to create the handle, and your candy holder is complete.
You can draw the ghost’s face with crayons, or decorate it with stickers for an extra cute touch.
Ghost Candy
Let’s make ghost candies using balloons.
Have an adult handle the balloon-inflating step.
Once the balloon is inflated, put it in a bag, then secure both sides with pipe cleaners to shape it like a candy.
Finally, stick on some eyeball stickers and you’re done.
Try using balloons in different colors to make a batch of colorful candies.
If you want something a bit more festive, you can add stickers to the bag or draw patterns with a pen.
Enjoy making these cute yet slightly mysterious candies!
snack bag
How about making a Halloween pumpkin bag using a paper cup? First, cut orange construction paper to fit the inside of the paper cup, and then cut it into strips, leaving just one edge attached.
Glue those pieces to the inside of the cup.
Next, tape the opposite ends of the strips to the bottom of the cup.
Add eyes, a nose, and a mouth to finish.
Take this paper cup and go collect Halloween treats.
You can also add a handle if you like.
Give it a try!
