But when it comes to craft projects, I turn to talented people like Jessica, who can create amazing Halloween spiders out of sticks and adorable Halloween hand print art. I wanted to come up with a few little games that could also count toward their achievements. Fortunately, the Cub Scout Wolves have some electives on games. I created three different Halloween games using inexpensive craft items and things I had around the house.
The first game I made was a Halloween ring toss game. I had each boy take chenille stems pipe cleaners, for you old school folks! Score 3 points for a ringer. Take a nature walk to gather leaves, then paint them to create spooky little ghosts.
Learn more: Handimania. Wood craft stick activities are inexpensive and lots of fun. Tape sticks together, then turn them over and stencil or draw a Halloween design on the front. Remove the tape and shuffle up the sticks, then reassemble your DIY puzzles. Learn more: Active Littles. Craft 3-D paper pumpkins, then use them to break down a story into elements like plot, theme, and characters. Learn more: Feel Good Teaching. Students learn about mixtures and solutions in this STEM activity using homemade snack mix.
They get practice counting and graphing too. Learn more: Third Grade Thinkers. This is bound to become one of your favorite Halloween activities. Draw faces on disposable cups to turn them into ghosts. Then challenge kids to stack and unstack them quickly, build the highest tower, and more. Learning how to add and subtract decimals is fun when candy is involved!
Get the free printable task cards at the link, then use Halloween candy ads for a comparison shop of the best candy prices in town.
Learn more: Teaching with a Mountain View. We love these free printable spiderwebs, which add a spooky seasonal twist to the learning. Learn more: Fun Learning for Kids.
Pucker up and blow some strange and eerie ghosts, using straws and white paint. Add googly eyes and a mouth with a black marker to give them each their own personality. Learn more: Crafty Morning. Pumpkin faces help kids learn about different emotions as they play special Halloween games of Bingo. Learn more: The Kindergarten Connection. Nothing says Halloween like a skeleton. Teach your students how our joints, muscles, and tendons work together to move our hands using just construction paper, plastic straws, string, and tape.
Learn more: Instructables. Use this free printable when you need a quick Halloween activity for your little monsters. It gives them counting practice with a seasonal theme. Learn more: And Next Comes L. Label mini pumpkin bowls with numbers, and write equations on wood craft sticks.
Kids do the sum and place the sticks into the correct pumpkin. Learn more: Kids Activities Blog. Stuff empty plastic bottles with cotton balls to turn them into ghost bowling pins, then have fun knocking them down. We added underwater lights and more!
Kids will have a blast tossing rings on these witches hats! Click to see how to! This pumpkin themed game is great for large and small events - see our alternate directions for this easy game! Our secret for decorating large outdoor events fast and on a budget? This is best for little ones or for a backyard Halloween Party Game! Click to learn more! BOO-Loon Pop! Disc Drop. Game to Buy!
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