Daycare Halloween decorations are always so fun. My favorite by far is the naughty daycare kids!
Here is what we used:
Naughty daycare kids were skeletons from the dollar store just in a jar with food coloring.
Maggots were rice, pudding, and water
Witch’s hair we used easter grass
Vampire eyeballs we used eyeball bouncy balls, water, and food coloring again.
Here are some super simple Halloween lunches. Just made with a few thing we had around the house.
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I didn’t want my son to feel left out so here is what he had in his lunch box 🙂
Monsters for everyone! Everyone had to make a few including myself 🙂
Here is what we used:
Paper
Salt
School glue
Googly eyes
Food coloring
I let the kids squeeze the glue bottles and make blobs of glue. Then I put on a few eyeballs and covered the glue with salt and poured off the extra salt.
I put a few drops of food coloring in a and inch of water. Then we very gently brush the salt and the paint will spreads and soon as the paint touches the salt. The kids loved this.
Yummy! I can’t wait to eat these cute little guys♡
Here is what we used:
Strawberries
Almond bark
Mini chocolate chips
I melted the almond bark in the microwave 30 seconds at a time, it took about 2 mins.
Dipped and put on eyes
This mummy was quick and easy. Kids had a blast gluing away.
Here is what you need:
Paper
Glue
Scissors
We cut black circles for the faces. Then smaller green, and even smaller ones for the inside of the eyes. Then we took white paper and let the kids cut it with craft scissors. You can rip it if you don’t have any craft scissors around your house. Next you can give them glue and let them go crazy. I put glue on a plate and paint brushes. Saves me glue and a mess.
One look at these and I knew my 5 year old son would love to make this. Halloween is a week away and the kids are having so much fun getting ready. I feel a new family tradition starting here 🙂
My daughter had fun too! It took a little prep to get this one ready for them but it was worth it. They both spent an hour filling up the windows and telling stories about their houses.
We just used paper, glue, and markers.
I found this cute template here. http://sarahjanestudios.com/blog/2011/10/haunted-house-halloween-craft/
We are trying to enjoy the weather before it turns cold. Thought we would let them go out and paint today for craft time.
Here is what you need:
1 cup water
1 cup cornstarch
Food coloring
This is really simple to throw together.
I mixed the water and cornstarch then poured into a muffin tin. Then we added the food coloring to make fun colors. Craft time outside is the best. No mess to clean up after.
We are not ready to make snowflakes yet, but how about a spider web?
Here is how we made them.
Fold it in half 3 times and cut as shown. My older kids cut more. My little help me just cut a few.
Last night as my 5 year old laid in bed he pulled his first tooth out. We were excited and wanted to do something fun for him. I read once about leaving gold coins (dollar coins) but of course I don’t have any on hand. What I did have, glitter!
So I sprayed the dollar with hair spray, sprinkled gittler, and sprayed it again! Ta-da! We had a fairy dusted dollar.
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