Family Life Holiday Halloween Halloween Crafts 9 Creative Halloween Craft Ideas for Kids These easy Halloween crafts are creepy, kooky, and altogether (semi) spooky, so rest assured they'll be a hit with your child this October. By Christin Perry and Ellen Sturm Niz Updated on August 2, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email This Halloween, gather some supplies and settle in for a spooky crafternoon with your kids. These DIY projects will keep them entertained for hours—and they'll look cute on display throughout the fall season. 14 Easy Halloween Crafts for Toddlers and Preschoolers 01 of 09 Puffy Ghosts Thriving Home These puffy creations are just the creepy Halloween craft you've been looking for. DIY these hanging ghosts from Thriving Home with cotton balls on white construction paper. Glue on black paper eyes and mouths in expressions of your choosing. 02 of 09 Coffee Filter Monsters One Little Project This simple and inexpensive activity puts a Halloween spin on the classic coffee filter craft. These "monsters" from One Little Project come together in a snap with just water, filters, and washable markers. 03 of 09 Toilet Paper Roll Bat Armbands No Time for Flashcards Help your kid put together this cool bat from Savvy Sassy Moms that they can both display and wear. A toilet paper roll tube fits perfectly around little arms, and the bat's paper wings will flap as your child moves their arm! 04 of 09 Toilet Paper Roll Characters Crafty Morning The ultimate Halloween craft idea for kids? This one using toilet paper rolls! They're the perfect backdrop for fun Halloween characters like pumpkins, ghosts, and ghouls. Find all the fun character how-tos on the Crafty Morning blog. 05 of 09 Spiderweb Sacks Modern Parents Messy Kids Create these gross-yet-gorgeous spiderweb sacks from Modern Parents Messy Kids with water balloons, white yarn, and craft glue. Stick on some plastic spiders for an extra creepy Halloween craft. 06 of 09 Paper Bag Bats I HEART CRAFTY THINGS Break out the black markers, it's time to make some bats! These paper bag bats couldn't be easier to make, but we guarantee your little ones will fall in love with the results as they make their puppets soar through the air. 07 of 09 Pumpkin Suncatcher Crafts on Sea No list of Halloween crafts for kids would be complete without a suncatcher, and we love this pretty pumpkin one from Crafts on Sea. Simply cut out an outline of a pumpkin and have your child fill in the middle with pieces of tissue paper. Finish your suncatcher with a jack-o-lantern face. 08 of 09 Neon "Glowing" Pumpkins Projects with Kids Does your child find Halloween super scary? If so, you'll love these silly neon-colored pumpkins from the Projects with Kids blog. Bright colors, fun googly eyes, and non-scary faces come together to create these totally tame painted pumpkins... and one of the easiest Halloween crafts of all time. 09 of 09 Monster Mobile Happy Hooligans Transform toilet paper rolls into this monster mobile from Happy Hooligans by painting or coloring the tubes and adding on googly eyes, squiggly pipe-cleaner arms, and toothy construction-paper mouths. String together at staggering heights for a friendly and cheap Halloween craft idea for kids. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit