Collecting for UNICEF on Halloween can have quite an impact on children.
This art project calls for using half of a very small pumpkin as a stamp to make Halloween cards.
Use a marble to help your toddler create a realistic Halloween spiderweb pattern on a paper plate.
Your toddler will enjoy crumpling newspaper to stuff this Halloween pumpkin.
Using a straw to blow white paint onto a piece of black paper, your toddler can create a Halloween spiderweb.
Using a black marker and cloves, your toddler can make a Halloween face on an orange.
This Halloween activity will teach your preschooler about physical properties -- he'll see wax crayon repel water-based tempera paint.
Follow these suggestions to set up a costume trunk. It will enhance your preschooler's dramatic play.
Follow these simple directions to create a Rubik's Cube™ costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Raven costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Rainy Day Kid costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Rainbow (for a group) costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Puzzle (for a group) costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Puppy for Sale costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Pokemon™ Card costume.
Poison ivy is itchy and annoying during the summer, but for Halloween it makes a costume that will tickle you pink. Follow these simple directions to create a Poison Ivy costume for your trick-or-treater.
Follow these simple directions to create a Po (Teletubby) costume.
Follow these simple directions to create a Plastic Bag Witch costume.
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