Straw Blown Ghost Craft

Are you getting ready for Halloween with your little ones? This simple Halloween Craft for Toddlers and Preschoolers is ideal. Quick and Simple to set up these Straw Blown Ghosts would make a fun craft to do for Halloween. You could even cut out the ghosts made afterwards and create your own ghost decorations for a Halloween Party or your home.

Watch the video below for a quick and easy Halloween Craft for Toddlers that you and they will love to do whilst you have everything out for making these ghosts.

Straw Blown Ghosts

Using straws is a fun way to produce art with kids – we use reusable straws that we have in our painting equipment box and wash them thoroughly before putting them in again. You can see how we used them to create a tree for a family tree project with our preschool as part of our Virtual Book Club for Kids.

Materials for creating this Easy Halloween Ghost Craft for Kids

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Wiggly eyes 

Black construction paper

White Paint

Black Sharpie

Straw

Pipette

How to Make This Straw Blown Ghost Craft with Toddlers and Preschoolers

• Use the pipette to create dots of paint on the black construction paper. The more paint, the bigger the ghosts.
• Take the straw and angle it towards one side of the paint dot.
• Blow through the straw, the paint will move down away from you. You can control the direction of the paint by moving the straw.

TOP TIP: Keep the straw straight to create a long ghost. Move the straw slightly back and forth to create a wider, flared ghost. However, keep the straw angled on one side of the paint dot don’t swap sides.

• Allow the paint to dry then flip the art around so the rounded edge is now at the top.
• Stick the wiggly eyes towards the top of the paint blobs.
• Then use a black sharpie to add mouths to the ghosts. Give them different shaped mouths so that they each have their own personalities.

Want to Create more with this idea then why not try!

Cut out the ghosts with a small border of black around them and then attach to the walls, doors and windows.

Create some more!

Halloween Book To Read after Making This Halloween Craft for Toddlers & Preschoolers

We love this fun counting ghost book for toddlers and preschoolers Ten Timid Ghosts by Jennifer O’Connell counts back from 10 with these 10 little-frightened ghosts in the house until the clever little ghost saves the day. With fun illustrations and rhyme, it’s great to read aloud from as you prepare for Halloween with your little ones.

If you are looking for more suggestions of some not so scary Spooky Halloween Books to read together with your Toddlers and Preschoolers check out our Best Halloween Books for Toddlers and Preschoolers Recommendations to find some great ideas.

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