Welcome To Our Newsletter
Halloween is 31 October and it is around the corner!
Below are some great Halloween crafts, costume examples, free printable cards and invitations and other wonderful halloween party ideas.
| Fun Kids Crafts
From Halloween to Christmas Crafts, get your copy of Fun Kids Crafts today for all your crafting ideas.
Find Free coloring pages and flyers and lots of other activities, when you purchase your own copy of Fun Kids Crafts.. |
|
Costumes l Kids Games l Craft Gift Boxes l Birthday Cards l Party Supplies l Printable Cards
Halloween Kids Crafts |
Pasta Sceleton
Materials
| A couple different types of pasta and dried beans like spaghetti, macaroni, tiny tube pasta, long tube pasta, wagon wheels, long spirals, tiny shells, wagon wheels |
| A piece of black construction paper |
| White glue |
Instructions
| Glue the pasta to the black paper using white glue. |
| Have the kids arrange the pasta on the paper before gluing (to make sure that they have room for the whole body on the piece of paper). |
| You can use just about any type of pasta (or dried beans) for the bones. |
| Experiment with different variations. |
From: Fun Kids Crafts
  
Q-Tip Skeleton
Instructions
| Black construction paper |
| Q-tips |
| White paper |
| Scissors |
| Glue |
Method:
| Using the white paper you can draw a skeleton skull. |
| Cut out the skull and then glue that to your black construction paper. |
| Using the Q-tips as bones you can arrange your skeleton body. |
| Give your skeleton some arms, legs, ribs, etc. |
| You can cut the Q-tips into smaller pieces to be used as smaller joints. |
| Glue all the Q-tips on the black paper once you have it laid out like you like. Very Simple! |
From: Fun Kids Crafts
  
| Skeleton Paper Bag Light Ups
What You Will Need
|
| Black water-soluble block printing ink |
| Lunch bag sized paper plates |
| Sand |
| 3" votive candles in glass containers |
| Styrofoam trays |
| Dull pencil |
| Windowpane-size piece of glass or acrylic |
| 6" - 8" wide roller |
Instructions
| Cut the Styrofoam trays to 4" x 8" rectangles so they lie flat. |
| With the dull pencil, draw designs in the Styrofoam. |
| This is a reverse process: A design you create will be the non-inked part of the bag. |
| Squeeze about 1-1/2 inches of ink onto the glass. |
| Roll the roller back and forth to spread the ink (it may be sticky at first). |
| Once the roller is covered with an even coat of ink, roll it across a Styrofoam image. |
| Press the side of a brown paper bag onto the Styrofoam. |
| Rub the paper bag with a large serving spoon, pressing the paper into the Styrofoam with a back-and-forth movement. |
| Carefully remove the bag and set it aside to dry (approximately 10 minutes). |
| Re-ink the Styrofoam or use another piece with a different image and repeat the process with additional bags. |
| Let dry. |
| Open the bags and fill each 1-inch deep with sand, placing them along your walkway. |
| Light the candles in their glasses and ease them into the center of the sand in the bags. | From: Fun Kids Crafts
|
Fun Halloween Game |
Object of the Game:
The first team to wrap their mummy wins!
What You Will Need
| Lots of toilet paper. |
| Try looking at a supply store like Smart & Final or a dollar store since you'll need about three rolls per group. |
Instructions |
| Here's the classic bridal shower "Toilet Paper Bride" game changed around for Halloween and kids. |
| Divide the kids into smaller groups, four kids a group is usually good, one for the mummy, three to wrap. |
| The object is for each group to wrap their mummy faster than the other groups but doing a good job. |
| You can have a winner for the best mummy or a race for the fastest mummy wrapped, or no winner at all. To organize it a bit, try letting each group draw jobs, one child might pick the mummy slip of paper, one gets wrapper, etc. |
| You can also break this down further to give each child a job like wrapping arms and legs, one wraps the torso, etc. |
| The first group to get their mummy wrapped wins the game but make it a rule that they have to wrap nicely. |
| Keep the eyes, mouth and nose uncovered, don't throw the T.P. around the room. |
| This game works better with older, more behaved kids. |
From: 365 Kids Games Downloadable E-Book
|
| Fun Kid Craft E-Book Reviews |
| Fun Kids Crafts
With over 700 Unique Crafts, this Downloadable E-Book is what you were looking for.
- Increases Self Esteem
- Enhances Concentration
- Boosts Problem Solving Skills
Read More.. |
| http://www.squidoo.com/funkidscrafts |
| http://www.activities-for-kids.net/fun-kids-crafts.html |
| http://www.kidcraftsmagazine.com/archives/17 |
| http://www.squidoo.com/funkidcrafts |
|
|
|
|
Fun Costume Ideas
Same Day Shipping
At BuyCostumes.com Find Thousands Of Themed Costumes! |
Halloween Crafts |
Halloween Crafts
| This Little Kid Halloween Crafts is a wonderful resource for younger children.
This 30 Page High quality, full color Halloween Crafts Downloadable E-Book is a steal for only $7.95
Guaranteed Fun |
Halloween Cards
Halloween is on the 31st October and it is around the corner!
Here is a another card which you can use to invite friends or family over for some fun.
Click on the printable halloween card image and print as many as you would like!
If you are looking for more printable cards and invitations, read more...
| Visit: Fun Printable Cards & Activities
|
|
Great Gifts Ideas | 
|
|
|
| Halloween Poem |
Trick Or Treat
Witches, ghosts, and goblins.
Stealing down the street,
Knock on every doorway,
Trick or treat!
When your door is opened,
This is what you meet,
Scary creatures shouting,
Trick or treat! |
| |
|
Events Calendar |
| Child Health Month |
| Child Health Day - First Monday in October |
| International Dinosaur Month
Family History Month |
| Reading Week (Third Week of October) |
| World Farm Animals Day - October 2nd |
| Farmer's Day - October 12th
Fire Prevention Week (Since 1922, observed during the Saturday through Sunday week in which October 9th falls) |
| Happy Thanksgiving Canada(observed second Monday in October) |
| Columbus Day (observed second Monday in October) Land was sighted on October 12, 1492 |
| Reptile Awareness Day - October 21st |
| United Nations Day - October 24th |
| The Statue of Liberty's Birthday October 28th |
| Halloween - October 31st |
|
|
|
|
|
Halloween Stencils & Decorations
Here are some great products for you to browse through..
|
Home l Affiliates l Contact Us l FAQ l Related Links l Terms Of Agreement |
