So for Halloween you can dress up the windows, the front of the house, the kids and your pumpkins. Wondering if theres anything left? Well, yes, yes there is: your grass. Scare off (or welcome in!) those trick or treaters with these so-simple, and temporary, grass stencils.
Keep things spooky this Halloween with this spooky coffin box printable activity. Just print out the templates and away you go. Watch the video for folding and cutting instructions.
If you are looking for Halloween ideas and printables to add some spooky Halloween decorations to your house, try making these spooky bats. The FREE printable template makes it easy.
These cute individual pinatas will be a big hit with the kids on Halloween. Just pull their tail and all the lollies will come falling out.
Halloween costumes don't need to be fancy. It's all about looking creepy. You can do a lot with some white, red and black face paints. Watch the video below for some inspiration.
Get ready for a bumper crop of lolly collection this Halloween with these personal Halloween pillowcase bags! There;s enough room for every lolly and chocky bar on the street with this creative art and craft project. Just make sure there are not any holes in the bottom!
Halloween is a great time of year and this activity is sure to bring loads of fun as well as spooky surprises! Making your own decorations can be loads of fun and the kids will love to be involved.
Making a skeleton is not only a fun Halloween activity, but it's also a great way to figure out how our skeleton actually goes together. This paper plate skeleton is so easy and will make your front door extra spooky for Halloween this year.
Looking for easy Halloween costume ideas and dress ups? Here's 10 simple homemade costume ideas for Halloween or dress up games.
Looking for a great project to keep the kids busy these holidays? This easy kids' craft project is fun to do and will have the kids concentrating and having fun for a few hours. The spooky soda can bat activity can be adapted for various holidays and characters.
Add these black cat's ears to a black leotard and tights and you have an easy Halloween costume.
Give visitors a little scare with some creepy glowing eyes peering at them from the bushes or through the window behind the curtains. Yet another use for those toilet rolls!
Encourage kids to get creative decorating their mask once the paint has dried. They could glue on wool or pipe cleaners for hair, or add a funny bow tie beneath the mask's mouth. Let them set their imaginations free!
Remember how Dorothy dropped a house on the Wicked Witch of the East? Make your house extra creepy for trick or treaters this Halloween with this easy witch's legs under the doormat idea.
Decorate your house for Halloween AND recycle some trash with these cute egg carton bats. Don't forget the googly eyes!
Halloween is bright and sunny so celebrate it in style by adding these fantastic window decorations to the front of house. Kids love seeing their art work displayed so show the whole neighbourhood their brilliance.
