Halloween Recipes and Crafts for Kids!
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It’s Halloween week! I work in an elementary school and let me tell you, the kids have been looking forward to Halloween for weeks! I’ve managed to sneak in a few Halloween reading comprehension pages, a follow directions page, and we have a Halloween reward party later on in the week. The kids love it anytime I let them do something in class that relates to Halloween, even when it’s work.
So, if you are looking for some fun things to do with your kids this week this is the post for you! I’ve created a round up of recipes and crafts for Halloween that are kid friendly! That means that not only will the kids love it because it’s Halloween, they can help make everything as well. So if your kids are as excited as the kids at school, grab some chocolate or some craft supplies and give these ideas a try.
Halloween Recipes for Kids
1. Monster Pops
2. Gingerbread Vampires from The Kitchen is My Playground
3. Halloween Rolo Pretzel Treats from One Creative Mommy
4. Halloween Kit Kat Cake from Jade Louise Designs
5. Chocolate Covered M&M’s Apples
6. Mummy Pizzas from Thrifty Jinxy
7. Spooky Fruit Party Food from In The Playroom
8. Candy Apple Nachos from Illistyle
9. Halloween Skeleton Bones from Hot Eats and Cool Reads
10. Roasted Pumpkin Seeds from Jade Louise Designs
12. Halloween Candy Angel Food Cake from Family, Food, and Travel
13. Tootsie Pop Ghosts from The Kitchen is My Playground
14. Witch Hat Cupcakes from Jade Louise Designs
Halloween Crafts for Kids
1. Ghost Footprints from Sisters Saving Cents
2. Chalkboard Pumpkins from Family Frugal Fun
3. Milk Jug Ghosts from Sisters Saving Cents
4. Smarties Lightsaber Craft from Jade Louise Designs
5. Frugal Halloween Decorations from Family Frugal Fun
6. Framed Burlap Pumpkin from Hi! It’s Jilly
7. Paper Plate Spider from Jinxy Kids
8. Monster Gourd from Jinxy Kids
Awww they all look creative, especially the foot print. So fun! Thanks for sharing this, Heather. I’m sure all kids must be thrilled to wear their costumes this week.