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Halloween
~ Links ~

Halloween Activities
from First School

Halloween Crafts
 at Preschool Rock

Lots of fun Halloween
Ideas at Little Giraffes

Halloween Activities
at Ceres Child Care

Mrs. Herbic's
October Theme Ideas

Halloween Activities
 from Step by Step

Halloween Fun at
ABCYA

Halloween Printables
from Family Fun

Making Friends
Crafts for Halloween

Halloween Activities
at KidsSoup

 

 


(Photo submitted by Shell)

I came across a pkg. of these cute
Halloween cup holders at a garage
sale.  Sorry... the pkg. didn't have
the  company's name on wrapper
so I  have no clue who makes
them.  They are made out of a light
cardstock printed on both sides.

 

 


Halloween Misc. Ideas & Links

  

Halloween T-Shirts


(Photo submitted by Nanette)

Have the children help make matching t-shirts that they can wear when
 going on a field trip to the local pumpkin patch.  Don't forget to take a class photo
 together while you are there visiting the pumpkin patch with your matching shirts on.
Below is the back of the teacher's t-shirt.  The lil' ghosts are handprints of each child in class.

                
(Photos submitted by Nanette)

 

Orange Day


(Photo submitted by Shell)

Host an "Orange" day... have all the children wear orange clothing
 and bring one item from home for Show and Tell that is orange.

 

~ Costume Ideas ~

 

Paper Bag Wig

User large paper bag that fits over head. Cut a large rectangle from front section
 of bag for face. Fringe bottom of bag. Curl fringe by rolling tight around a pencil.

      

Paper Bag Costumes

Materials Needed:
large paper bag
scissors
crayons or felt tip markers
paper cup
piece of paper
cellophane tape

Before you begin, have your child put the paper bag over his head.  With a crayon,
 carefully mark where the two eye holes should be.  Help cut out the two holes for
 eyes.  Encourage the children to use crayons or markers to draw  a face.
  Use a paper cup attached with cellophane tape for a nose.
  Paper strips that have been fringed or curled can be glued on for hair.

 

 

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