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This craft is terrific for kids ages 4 and up. All you need
is a cellulose sponge and a little creativity. Make sure the sponge is dried out. Have
fun!
What you need:
- Cellulose sponge
- 1 Green pipecleaner
can be chenille
- Permanent marker
- Construction paper
- Flashlight
What you do:
 Cut
sponge into a pumpkin shape. You can make a paper pattern if you like before cutting and
use it as a guide.- Using the permanent marker or construction paper make a face
for your Jack O' Lantern.
- Insert the pipe cleaner in the top of your pumpkin for her
it's stem.
- Turn out all the lights and shine the flashlight behind the
pumpkin sponge to see your Jack O' Lantern.
Pumpkin Soup
 This easy
and charming craft is really a wonderful gift for any and all of the goblins in your life.
We have created a wonderful gift tag that you can easily download and attach to your mug
to make this a special gift. The tag has an adorable picture and inside we have
written a poem especially dedicated to the treats of Halloween. This can be given as an
inexpensive and fun favor for a Halloween party, a gift for a favorite relative and friend
and a wonderful Halloween centerpiece. You'll want to make them for your kids.
Meet the author
Willie
Ripple
"Halloween
School Parties: What Do I Do?"
 Interview & FREE Ghost Magnet craft
  Willie
Ripple the author of Valentine School Parties and an active school class mother has
written another terrific book- Halloween School Parties. This book is not just for schools
and day cares but it's also perfect for family parties. Willie's book includes all kinds
of ideas and recipes for Halloween treats, instructions and pictures for great crafts and
games. Her book can easily be used as an activity book for a party or just to make a
Halloween craft or play a game. |
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Halloween Books
Interview with author JK
Rowling
 
Divorced, living on public assistance in a tiny Edinburgh flat with her infant daughter,
J.K. Rowling wrote Harry Potter
and the Sorcerer's Stone in stolen moments at a cafe table. Fortunately, Harry
Potter rescued her! In this interview, Rowling discusses the birth of our hero, the
Manchester hotel where Quidditch was born, and how she might have been a bit like Hermione
when she was 11.
Crafts for
Halloween
by Kathy Ross, Sharon Lane
Holm (Illustrator)
 
FREE craft
Haunted House Treat Carrier
A collection of twenty Halloween projects. Black cats, ghosts, and spiders come
to life in a simple, illustrated guide to creating the perfect decorations for Halloween,
designed so that even very young children can use readily available materials to master
these holiday crafts
175 Easy-To-Do
Halloween Crafts
by Sharon Dunn
Umnik
Easy-to-follow directions and color photos show young craft makers how to create
frightfully funny decorations, pumpkins, gifts, masks, costumes, and so much more. All of
the crafts are made of recyclable materials and everyday items found around the house. |
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