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ELEMENTARY-SCHOOL HALLOWEEN PROJECTS · PICTURE THE GOOD TIME

A classroom full
of little makers.

Paper bats, a laced spider web, a haunted-house story collage and a bubbly paper cauldron for elementary ages. Each guide has a clear result and four illustrated stages.

A black paper bat with two pleated fan wings, an oval body, pointed ears and white drawn eyes.
AI-generated project illustration · Full steps inside.

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MAKE IT · Witches & wizards

Paper cauldron bubble collage

Fill a paper cauldron with pretend fizzy bubbles, crinkled tissue, and little yellow stars. Everything stays on the page: a colorful witches-and-wizards project with no mixing or heat.

35 min hands-on · 1 or more makers
Ages 6+ with a grown-up nearby

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MAKE IT · Halloween

Accordion-wing paper bats

Fold one black paper rectangle into a fan, pinch the middle and add a simple body to make a bat with wonderfully ridged wings.

35 min hands-on · 1–6 makers
Ages 6–10 with adult help for cutting

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MAKE IT · Halloween

A paper-plate yarn web

Lace white yarn across a paper-plate frame and finish with a friendly spider drawn on a small card at the rim.

40 min hands-on · 1–6 makers
Ages 6–10 with adult help for cutting and hole punching

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MAKE IT · Halloween

A haunted-house story collage

Build a paper house against a purple night sky, add mysterious yellow windows and invent a playful story about who lives inside.

45 min hands-on · 1–6 makers
Ages 6–10 with adult help for cutting

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