Halloween Crafts for Toddlers: The Ultimate List

These cute jack o lantern faces can be made with supplies you have around the house. How silly can you make the faces?

Try some handprint Halloween crafts with either salt dough or air dry clay! I had a lot of fun making these with my niece.

Print out the template or draw a candy corn on paper . . . then fill in with torn bits of paper!

How about making a bunch of these Halloween yarn monsters for awesome afternoon crafting fun? This is such an enjoyable project from start to finish, and your littles will adore playing with these little critters.

This fun paper plate black cat is easy to make using our free pattern. While most popular at Halloween, we love black cats all year round!

These delightful pom pom ghosts with googly eyes are the cutest of Halloween kids crafts – and so easy to make! Both adults and children will love them.

Craft up some lasting memory keepsakes when you make these Fist Bumpkins - the cutest fist shaped pumpkins you'll ever see!

Make a mini pinata using a toilet paper roll and some creativity! This is so fun for Halloween, but can be adapted to other occasions and holidays.

Not only is this handprint witch a simple and cute Halloween craft for toddlers, it doubles as a card. This craft is a perfect gift to give to someone with a special treat on the holiday!

This bat Halloween craft idea is so easy! You'll make it using a coffee filter and a clothespin!

You can use sugar to make the coolest art! Try these sweet Halloween drawings in a variety of designs.

This spider paper plate craft is so cute, and the easiest Halloween craft your kids will ever do. These colorful spiders also make spooktacular Halloween decorations!

These masking tape mummies are perfect clean crafting fun for even the littlest of crowds! You can use regular masking tape and black paper - glow tape might be fun too!

Delight your preschooler in some Halloween tin can bowling that they can help make – and then play when it's done.

Make a paper pumpkin, step by step! Kids are going to love this fun paper craft idea for fall and Halloween.

Turn something ordinary into extraordinary with a Halloween necklace made from straws. You can make several of these with just one pack of straws, and kids will love the stringing.

This spider web marble art using paint, marbles, and cardstock is so much process art fun! Because you can never have enough spiders in the house during Halloween, right?

Practice all the fine motor fun with Halloween play dough that can easily be paired with beads, googly eyes, and tons of other things.

If your children like to make slime, try this zombie Halloween slime recipe. It’s the perfect color for the holiday.

No two Halloween friends will be the same with this folded paper with paint activity. Using simple craft supplies like Tulip puffy craft paint, cardstock paper and even some glue – these masterpieces are sure to get those “spook-tacular” craft juices flowing.

Just add beads to pipe cleaners for these fun pony bead pumpkins - such great way to work on fine motor skills and keep toddlers occupied at the same time.

If you're looking for Halloween crafts for toddlers that double as decorations, these ghosts fit the bill. You'll make them with tissue paper.

How adorable is this salt dough Halloween keepsake that can be customized for any special holiday celebration! It would be fun to make these each year for a fun memory.

This stamping activity is so fun and adorable, and of course the most perfect craft to do this Halloween! It’s easy to set up and there’s nothing better for kids than dolloping paint on pre-drawn pumpkins.

These footprint ghosts are such a precious keepsake for Halloween, and what kid doesn't like stepping in paint? It's a toddlers dream! Just make sure to wash off their tootsies so you don't have ghosts all over your home!

Your preschooler won't be able to get enough of this pumpkin salt painting. This craft is crazy colorful Halloween fun - what other shapes can you make?

This witch cauldron and ghost craft combines a paper plate idea with a hand print craft! Every witch needs a cauldron, and this is the perfect idea for you to BREW up during Halloween.

Are you feeling the fall and Halloween vibes? Are you ready to get crafty? Skip the carving mess and enjoy these incredible sparkly no carve pumpkins with your toddler aged kids!

Here’s a fun and easy Halloween sensory bin for toddlers, preschoolers, and even big kids! This bin is so simple to set up and can be used over and over again.