Spider Crafts for Kids: Spin a Web of Creativity this Halloween!

This craft is spooky and small, but it's also bright and adorable! It's a Halloween craft that's easy enough for preschoolers and older kids, and it's made using cupcake liners.

Give these cute pipe cleaner spiders a go and see how fast you can turn regular pipe cleaners into the most adorable little bugs with just a few twists and bends.

If you have a metal front door, these spider magnets are a great DIY Halloween decoration easy enough for kids. Or, you can put them on your fridge if you like!

The paper straws used in this craft really let kids get creative! They can customize the spiders with different colors and patterns, making each one unique.

Get spider perler bead patterns for both Halloween as well as everyday insect crafts! There are over 20 patterns great for kids or adults.

I love this painting idea! These pom pom painted spiders would look great hanging on your fridge or they could be used to make a cute card for Halloween.

Make a spider headband craft to use for Halloween activities, letter S activities, or the Itsy Bitsy Spider in preschool and kindergarten.

This fast Halloween craft is enjoyable for everyone. Once assembled, kids can see it wiggle side to side just by pressing down on one side of the plate.

I love this spider Halloween pinata; it is so cute! Of course, you can see how it would be really easy to make it look a bit more scary for older kids or adults.

If you’re looking for fun and easy Halloween crafts for toddlers, these air dry clay handprint spiders are perfect! There’s also a pumpkin handprint and a footprint ghost.

This paper plate spider is a fun way for kids of all ages to get into the Halloween spirit. And guess what? There's a free template you can use to begin right away!

Hardly any setup needed for this super cute spider craft! Plus, if your kids can handle a paintbrush and a bottle of school glue they can work on it all on their own.

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!

Make a creepy crawly pine cone spider for Halloween fun. You could even make a bunch and use them as decorations!

This is another paper plate craft that also uses a coffee filter! Hang these in the window for some spooky decorations.

Make a spooky spider with paint! This really easy spider craft is created using the paint splat technique you may remember from when you were little. Kind of reminds me of those Rorschach tests from psychology.

These 3D spiders are made using paper strips and are easy enough for even your little ones. They would make great decorations hanging from the ceiling, or string a bunch together as a DIY Halloween garland!

Bring the Itsy Bitsy Spider out of the song and into real life with this finger puppet! Using foam makes it super easy to add holes for the fingers.

Learn how to decorate a pumpkin with Duck Tape! This is the easiest method, and both kids and adults can do it. Perfect for Halloween decor!

Making these fuzzy spiders is really fun and super easy with the free template provided! They have cool 3D hairy bodies and would look really cute as decorations.

Send your kids into school with these cute spiders, or even hand them out to Trick-or-Treaters! They're easy for children of any age.

Kids will use a bottle lid to make a spider and place it on a piece of cardstock, below its own web! Send this as a Halloween card or use it to decorate.

This is an easy no-carve pumpkin decorating idea. I love the use of puffy paint and googly eyes!

Learn how to make a "spring" out of construction paper and then use it to bring a paper spider to life!

Turn paper cups into 8-eyed spiders using paint, googly eyes and pipe cleaners! Let your kids get creative with paint colors for this craft.

Playdough, pipe cleaners, and googly eyes are all your kids will need to make these not-so-scary spiders!

Painted rocks can sometimes be a bit tough for little ones to make. This spider magnet is super easy with no painting skills required so they are perfect for preschoolers!