🎃👻 Welcome to our Halloween wonderland, where spooky fun reigns supreme! If you’re anything like me, you know that Halloween is a time for thrilling adventures and endless creativity. But let me tell you, my boys take their love for all things Halloween to a whole new level! They are absolute enthusiasts when it comes to crafting spider webs, diving into Ghost STEM activities, and creating deliciously eerie Skeleton snacks. And guess what? We want YOU to join in on the fun! Together, let’s embark on a journey filled with laughter, creativity, and spine-tingling excitement. Get ready to unleash your inner Halloween spirit and make unforgettable memories. Let the good times begin! 🕷️👻🎃
Halloween Book
Ham Helsing #1: Vampire Hunter
Ham Helsing #2: Monster Hunter
Ham Helsing #3: Raising the Stakes
For all the Dogman fans out there I have found the next book series you will fall in love with. If you have devoured every Dogman book like my boys, then check …out Ham Helsing! 🐶🦇
This thrilling series is a must-read for young readers who crave wit, humor, and a dash of Halloween magic. With three books already released, Ham Helsing will take you on a wild adventure alongside their favorite Halloween characters. From mischievous vampires to fearless hunters, werewolves, creepy spiders, and a whole array of monstrous creatures, this graphic novel series has it all!
Dance Spider Craft
🕷️🎨 Let me tell you about the spook-tacular fun we had making an easy spider craft with my boys! 🎃👦🕷️ All we needed was some cardstock and zip ties, and we were ready to get creative. The best part? Watching their eyes light up as they used a straw to blow air and make the spiders dance! 🌬️💃 We giggled and cheered as our creepy crawlies came to life, wiggling and swaying with each gust. It was a simple activity that brought so much joy and laughter. If you’re looking for a quick and easy craft to do with your little ones, I highly recommend giving this spider craft a try. The excitement and wonder on their faces will be priceless! 🕷️🎉
Materials
Hole punch
Color a scary or goofy face on your cardstock Circle.
Use a hole puncher and punch 4 holes on each side.
Add Zipties to each hole.
Use a wide straw to blow down on the spider and watch him dance.
Flying Ghost Stem Game
🕷️🎨 Let me tell you about the spook-tacular fun we had making an easy spider craft with my boys! 🎃👦🕷️ All we needed was some cardstock and zip ties, and we were ready to get creative. The best part? Watching their eyes light up as they used a straw to blow air and make the spiders dance! 🌬️💃 We giggled and cheered as our creepy crawlies came to life, wiggling and swaying with each gust. It was a simple activity that brought so much joy and laughter. If you’re looking for a quick and easy craft to do with your little ones, I highly recommend giving this spider craft a try. The excitement and wonder on their faces will be priceless! 🕷️🎉
Materials
Colors
Scissors
tape
Decorate your card stock circle with a halloween design. Then cut a radius in your circle.
Twist your card stock to make funnel.
Cut the tip off the bottom the the funnel just big enough to insert a flexible straw.
Insert straw into the tip.
Tape straw into place making sure no air leaks.
Blow up a white balloon but make sure to keep it small. Draw a face ghost face on it with a permanent marker. Then let your kiddos have fun watching it fly by blowing through the straw. You can have competitions: who can have their ghost fly the hightest, longest, or the most flights with out dropping it.
Skeleton snack
🍬🎃 Let me share with you the bone-chillingly fun experience we had making a simple skeleton snack for Halloween!
The best part was seeing the delight on my boys’ faces as they devoured their skeleton snacks. Their eyes lit up with excitement, and their laughter echoed throughout the room. It was a spook-tacular Halloween treat that not only satisfied their sweet tooth but also sparked their imagination. If you’re looking for a fun and easy Halloween snack that will bring smiles to everyone’s faces, I highly recommend trying these simple skeleton treats. Your little ones will love creating their own edible spooky friends, and the memories made will be cherished for years to come.
Materials
Marshmallows – i like the ones with chocolate inside but that is optional.
Add one marshmellow to the bamboo skewer.
Thread on 4 or 5 yogurt covered pretzels.
Use Edible ink markers to draw a skeleton face on another marshmallow.
Add head to bamboo skewer.
Using white pipe cleaners make arms and legs for your skeleton.
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