Kids will have fun choosing all the right matching colorful feathers, beads, sequins and pompoms to make these turkeys for a great Thanksgiving craft!

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Fun paper letters each resembling turkeys to spell out TURKEY make for a great learning activity for kids!

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Turn your child’s fingerprint into a turkey place card or mini card to send to friends and family!

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Rice Krispy Treat turkeys with candy are perfect for kids to make and eat. This is a fun activity for the kids to make Thanksgiving day while the turkey is cooking!

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These chocolate pilgrim hats are a sweet treat for Thanksgiving Day that kids can assemble by themselves …and then eat!

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Upcycle toilet paper rolls into this super simple advent calendar for your children! It’s a great way to hide little gifts each day as you count down until Christmas.

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This cute and easy ornament looks like a tiny bucket of elf-sized snow balls. It’s affordable to make as well.

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This cute felt gingerbread house is made with rectangles, scares, and circles to help young children learn shapes. A fun project for winter.

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Vampire Lollipops

These cute little vampires lollipops make great party favors for your Halloween party. Be sure to make plenty, as they’ll fly off before you know it!

What You Need

• Red cellophane
• Lollipops
• Black felt
• Twist ties
• White address labels
• Scissors
• Peel and stick wiggle eyes

How To Make It

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These whimsical witches’ hats are fun for both kids and adults to make! Give it a try this October.

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Juice Box Mummies

What You Need:

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These Halloween handprint puppets are easy and fun to make and kids will love coming up with their own silly ghoulish faces to decorate them with! When they are all done they can have a fun Halloween puppet show.

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Pull out the cardboard tubes and construction paper to make these adorable spooky eyeball bracelets for Halloween! These easy-to-make Halloween bracelets are great for parties, school festivals or just for a fun afternoon of crafting. 

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Looking for a Halloween party or classroom craft project? These adorable little salt dough ghosts are perfect to get the kids involved in making their own Halloween decorations!

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Kids can start learning to sew with this simple Candy Corn Softie made with felt and yarn. It’s a perfect toy for cats, too!

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Turn ordinary cardboard tubes into a colorful family of ghoulish monsters! This creative craft is fun anytime, but especially fun for Halloween.

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No bad luck here when you create this paper plate black cat! It’s a fun project for Halloween, but is also great for cat lovers to make year-round. 

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These Halloween luminaries are easy to make, full of color and look great all lined up along your driveway. Give them a try and see how fun they are!

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Turn empty juices boxes into cute Halloween jack-o-lanterns. They’re fun to make with so much room to be creative. 

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These creepy hands are a great project for kids and perfect for a Halloween party. They’re so easy to make and fun to look at!

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Make cute little monsters using foam, pom poms, and pipe cleaners. Attach magnets to the back to hang them on the fridge!

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Get ready for Halloween by making this Halloween Handprint Ghoul Banner! It’s fun for the whole family to do together.

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Raid the recycling bin for cardboard tubes to create these adorable mummies. They’re a fun and easy project for Halloween. 

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Create cute (and creepy!) salt dough haunted houses. Prop them on a bookshelf with some faux spiderwebs, glue them to a sturdy wreath form, or add them to a Halloween Terrarium.

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These Halloween wine glass candle holders are so much fun! Follow the directions to make the jack-o-lantern, mummy, Frankenstein, and zombie to display or give as gifts. 

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Decorate your house with a spooky Halloween Door that says “Keep Out”, warning all who approach that they don’t know what lies beyond! This festive Halloween is easy to make and inexpensive.

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In search of a quick Halloween party treat? Take a short cut by using store bought cookies to create these ghost cookies!

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Turn your handprints into a vampire bat for Halloween. It’s a great craft project to do year after year to watch this bat’s wings grow!

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Everybody loves cute monster faces, so these easy windsocks make a great project for kids. While they are great for Halloween, monsters are not seasonal and can be made any time of year. 

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Yummy Mummy Treat Cups

For less than $5.00, you can make enough of these cute little yummy mummy treat cups as a kids’ Halloween craft everyone will love! Fill these cuties with candy, gummy worms, popcorn, or whatever else you may have on the menu.

What you’ll need:

• Plastic or paper cups, bathroom sized
• An old white t-shirt
• Medium wiggle eyes
• Felt, any Halloween color
• Scissors
• Glue stick
• White craft glue

Helpful Tips:

• Save old t-shirts, blue jeans and even boxer shorts for use in craft projects such as these.
• Due to cotton’s stretchy nature, strips will cut jagged not straight. This gives your mummy character!

How to make it:

1. Cut a small section from the t-shirt, depending on how many treat cups you will be making. Start with a section about 6” x 6”. Cut that section into strips.
2. Use the glue stick to line one side of a t-shirt strip, then starting at the bottom of the cup, wrap around and press in place. Repeat until entire cup is covered.
3. Cut a simple bow from felt. For a “boy” cup, use white craft glue to attach the bow tie to the bottom of the cup. For a “girl” cup, glue the bow to the top of the cup.
4. Use white craft glue to attach wiggle eyes.
5. Fill with fun treats!

This project was created by Amanda Formaro, originally for Kaboose/Spoonful.

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Make Halloween bright (and spooky!) with these Spider Nest Lanterns. They start with 2-liter bottles.

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These not-so-spooky Twirling Paper Monsters are great fun for kids to make for Halloween. Let your creativity go wild!

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These fun Vampire caramel apples are great for a Halloween party at home or at school. Marshmallow teeth give these edibles that special personality!

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These silly Plastic Spoon Monsters are a great Halloween craft for kids. Let your creativity go wild!

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LEGO fans will love this do-it-yourself Ninjago Movie costume, inspired by Lloyd (aka the Green Ninja). It’s perfect for Halloween or pretend play.

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Decorate for Halloween with this furry, not-too-spooky monster eyeball garland. It’d be perfect for a Monsters, Inc. themed party, too!

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With just a few ingredients, you’ll have creepy eyeball cupcakes in no time! They’re great fun for Halloween.

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These beaded skull earrings are great fun to wear on Halloween. They’re inexpensive to make and not too difficult.

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This scuba diver costume is so clever! It’s inexpensive and really easy to pull together.

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Turn rolls of toilet paper into fun Halloween characters, then use them to play a bowling game. After Halloween is over, you can still use the toilet paper (or create new critters for Thanksgiving!)

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Create a unique pumpkin decoration with yarn and tissue paper. It’s lots of fun and each is one of a kind.

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Monsters don’t have to be scary. Follow the steps to draw your own happy monsters with big eyes.

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These adorable little bats look almost too cute to eat! They’re really easy to make and taste great, too.

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These Halloween characters would be cute as bookmarks or just a fun Halloween craft for the kids. Make Frankenstein and his bride using craft sticks, paint and markers.

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Use recycled jar lids and glitter paint to create these fun bugs, just in time for Earth Day! A fun recycling project the kids will love.

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These sweet pumpkins made into adorable bean Jack O’Lanterns make for a wonderful Halloween or Thanksgiving mosaic project. These would be wonderful as magnets as well!

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These edible cake balls made to look like brains oozing with cherry flavored blood make for creepy Halloween treats. Perfect for a Halloween party.

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Cut and colorful, these adorable little spiders made from painted Styrofoam balls are a great insect or Halloween craft for the kids. Fun any time of the year!

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This easy toddler skunk costume can be made for almost no money. It’s simple and great for cold weather nights when trick or treating. A perfect costume for toddlers.

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This cute counting book is made using a pumpkin shaped scrapbook and other fun fall embellishments. Great for young children learning their ABCs and 123s!

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Grab the colorful felt and the scissors and get busy making these adorable little monsters! Great for Halloween but monster crafts are perfect any time of the year!

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Need a fun pumpkin themed dessert you can make with your kids? These cute pumpkin patch cupcakes would make a great dessert for a harvest party or for Thanksgiving.

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These adorable ghost cake pops would be a great project for teens! Fun for a Halloween party or just for handing out to friends. Parents could make these for the younger kids’ parties too!

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Easily take your candy bowl from blah to spooky with some Mod Podge, fake spiders, a paper mache hand and some paint! Great for handing out candy to trick or treaters.

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This haunted house project was put together using none other than Duck Tape brand tape! You’ll need some cardboard and Halloween themed scrapbook stickers too.

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Make pumpkin shaped fudge using a pumpkin cookie cutter. Great for a Halloween party or a school treat if you are allowed to take homemade goodies.

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Make spooky glow in the dark jars for Halloween. Use free online graphics, upcycled jars and glow in the dark paint for the eyes. Creepy!

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The trick to these adorable cupcakes is in the application of the frosting! Use the delicious sounding pumpkin chip recipe or one of your own to create these cuties.

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These witches will cast a spell on you if you look into their cute faces. No need to worry though because they are marshmallow treats! Great for a Halloween party.

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These edible bones are a fun addition to your child’s lunch during the Halloween season, or great for a Halloween party. They are made from marshmallows, pretzels and candy melts.

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