And, for more October fun, don’t miss our favorite kids' Halloween books and age-appropriate Halloween movies on Netflix. Slightly older siblings will enjoy many of the arts and crafts projects on this list too, but also check out our easy Halloween crafts for kids for additional ideas. Any they always love to help out in the kitchen and when it involves decorating a sweet treat even better! And even though they're too young for pumpkin carving ideas, they’ll love being your extra-special helper as you conjure a jack-o'-lantern with magical lollipop hair. You can show them how to create spiders by tracing their hands and how to make adorable ghosts by dipping their feet in paint.
Chosen with 2- to 3-year-olds in mind-and filled with cute and not-too-scary spiders, ghosts, witches, and other creatures of the night-these ideas use supplies you probably already have around the house, such as construction paper, upcycled materials, and flour and spices.Īlong with letting your toddler's imagination run wild, these crafts will encourage them to practice important skills and experience new sensations, like putting their hands in cold spaghetti in a Halloween-themed sensory bin (permission to play with their food granted). Make your little one's October extra special with easy and fun Halloween crafts for toddlers.
