A fun and safe lighting option for kids. No real flames involved!

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Make a fun Halloween decoration using poster board and glitter paint.

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Isn’t this perfect for Halloween night? I love this idea, even if it is temporary. All you need are glass jars and glow sticks!

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Make Jack O’Lanterns from pizza dough and pepperonis. Frozen pizzas or premade pizza doughs would work great for this as well.

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Use marshmallow topped brownies and some candy melts to create these ghoulish treats.

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Free printable fall coloring bookmarks. There are four designs, featuring pumpkins, fall leaves, sunflowers, and mor!

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Use an old box to create this cute Monster Box.

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This simple, no-sew super hero cape is sure to be a hit with all the pint-sized super heroes in your house!

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Here’s a fun idea using yarn and a fork. The result is this cute Halloween spider!

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These cupcakes aren’t for humans… they’re for birds! Your kids will love mixing up this simple no-bake recipe, but even more fun is watching the birds discover and devour this healthy treat.

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Turn walnut shells and leftover birthday candles onto walnut boats that will really float! These are great fun for beach play, at a small creek, or even in the bathtub. 

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Make this sweet autumn angel (or fairy!) with your child this afternoon. You can preserve real leaves or purchase silk leaves to make this craft.

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Have fun collecting acorns with your kids, then use them to make a stunning vase. It’s a wonderful family project for fall. 

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Oh the possibilities! Fun eyeball decorations for Halloween, the kids will love making these.

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Turn apples into festive Halloween mummies! This healthy snack couldn’t be easier to make.

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These beautiful black cats are simple to make and create a stunning display when combined. Perfect for “C Week”, Halloween, or any time of year.

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Turn cardboard tubes into bats to decorate for Halloween. Not only are they fun, but they’re really inexpensive and take only minutes to make!

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Super simple and great for a last minute idea, provided you wait till the last hours and not minutes! Delicious frozen banana pops made to look like little ghosts. Couldn’t be easier!

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Cute and colorful ghouls made from painted cardboard tubes! A fun Halloween project for the kids.

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Celebrate Halloween by making tasty vampire fangs from candy corn. Add the Dracula treat topper and they’re ready for a Halloween party or trick-or-treat.

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Cute edible ghosts are decorated with food coloring markers. Even young kids can have fun drawing faces onto these sweet crisps.

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This Frankenstein pinata is perfect for your Halloween party!

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Use freezer paper and craft paint to turn a plain black hoodie into a Darth Vader sweatshirt. This craft is perfect for a Halloween costume or as an everyday jacket for Star Wars fans!

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Decorate for Halloween with these creative Zombie Mason Jars! They’re easy to do and lots of fun.

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This adorable candy corn costume is made out of fleece, making it warm and comfy to wear. It’s a relatively easy costume to sew. 

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Dress up like the beloved Curious George with this super easy mask made out of a paper plate. It’s so much fun for kids!

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This adorable strawberry shortcake outfit is easy to make with basic sewing skills. Follow the step-by-step instructions for a fun summer dress that also works as a Halloween costume. 

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Turn chenille stems and lace into a cute kitty headband for little girls to wear. It’s fun for dress-up play or Halloween.

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These adorable witch’s hats are a fun craft for Halloween. Kids will love decorating the hats however their imagination dictates.

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Get into the Halloween spirit with this easy-to-make felt Frankenstein mask craft. Kids will love it!

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Dress up like a reindeer Pez dispenser for Halloween… or for a Christmas party! This easy costume comes together quickly and is fun and comfortable to wear.

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Calling all superhero fans! These super easy and inexpensive wrist cuffs come with a printable logo.

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Get the kids clowning around by making this easy printable clown party hat. It’s perfect for a circus-themed party or for pretend play.

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This fun Halloween craft uses a recycled tin can and felt to make fun Frankenstein for holding treats, pencils or whatever you like.

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These cute pencil critters are made from chestnuts, craft foam and toothpicks. There are lots of other ideas for chestnut critters in the tutorial. 

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This Fall Classroom Tree is perfect for a classroom, daycare or other group. If there are more children than this size tree can hold, just create a bigger and taller trunk to accommodate everyone. Kids will love seeing their names and those of their classmates all hanging together on the tree.

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These mini pumpkin bundt cakes are fun to make and so cute! They’re a perfect fall dessert that the kids will love to make.

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Make a fun and delicious Halloween treat- Candy Corn on the Cob! This would make a fun centerpiece or a part of a candy table where guests could pick off candy corns as they like.

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Whoooo doesn’t loves adorable hooded towels? Make this sweet owl in any color you like for your baby or toddler to make bath time even more fun!

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You remember paper mache! Make gorgeous fall leaves from this classic medium.

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Turn white chocolate popcorn into an edible bowl, then decorate it to look like a Jack-O-Lantern. Fill it with tasty treats for Halloween!

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Turn cardboard tubes and cupcake liners into these adorable apple cores! It’s a great accompaniment to a study of apples and a fun way to welcome fall.

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Celebrate fall with these adorable Scarecrow Cookies! The tutorial uses store-bought oatmeal creme pies, but you can use peanut butter cookies, sugar cookies, or whatever else you prefer.

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Young children love to create and explore, so they’ll have a great time making this acorn mosaic craft by tearing paper, coloring and gluing. It’s full of fun textures they’ll love! 

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Celebrate the changing of the seasons with a set of four cardboard tube trees representing spring, summer, fall, and winter. They look so pretty on display together!

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This stunning necklace is both easy and inexpensive to make. It makes a wonderful gift for a child to give to a special someone.

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Create gorgeous sunflowers inspired by the artwork of Van Gogh. Even young artists can use the technique to make something really pretty.

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Even kids who are new to sewing can make this elegant acorn pillow with ease! This is a beautiful project for fall. 

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These chocolate-covered apple cookies are the perfect fall treat! They’re fun to make and easy to customize with your favorite toppings.

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Create your own paint brushes with natural materials. It’s easy to do and so much fun to explore the different patterns and textures made by these unique brushes.

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Turn two craft sticks into a delightful scarecrow that’s perfect for fall. Display it indoors, or add sealant and it’s ready for the yard.

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Create a cute craft stick pumpkin to welcome fall. This fun craft is easy to make and easy to adapt for Halloween by adding a face to make a jack-o-lantern!

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Make a beautiful sunflower wreath to hang indoors or outdoors. This bright and cheery decoration is perfect for summer and fall. 

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Like a snow globe, this craft is interactive when you move it. Try this clever project that looks like trees losing their leaves!

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Turn simple items including construction paper, a craft stick, and a cardboard tube into an adorable little scarecrow. This fun fall craft even has a cupcake liner hat. 

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Craft up some delightfully adorable (and delicious) owls with graham crackers and peanut butter. The tutorial includes instructions to make a whole owl family.

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Use pipe cleaners and beads in vivid fall colors to make this fun Indian Corn craft. It’s very easy to do and can be displayed throughout autumn.

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This cute scarecrow is made using basic shapes, including rectangles, circles, and triangles. It’s a great fall learning activity.

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Transform an empty oatmeal container into a huge sunflower! The results are stunning. This is a great project for summer or fall.

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This corn craft is fun and easy enough for the youngest of crafters. Perfect for summer or fall when you’re harvesting, buying, or simply enjoying delicious corn on the cob.

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