For children who like getting creative, why not pair it with these Pumpkin Paper Craft Templates to decorate your classroom further. When is Halloween? First, lay down the paper chains with their non-printed sides up. Align them side by side, as shown in the photo.Apply glue onto the extra segment (highlighted in magenta), and attach it behind the ghost right next to it to connect the two paper chains.

This Home-made Ghost Bunting also turns decorating into an imaginative group activity. It comes with a full set of tried-and-tested instructions, so you can’t go too wrong. Prepare for the spooky season by making your own hanging Halloween decorations. We love this amazing Halloween Paper Chain craft as it features a few iconic characters and is so simple to make!Finally, these Halloween Threading Cards are a great option for individual play, working on fine-motor control in a safe and accessible way.

Make accordion folds along the dotted lines as shown in the photo. Note that the printed pattern must face out. A creative project like this is easy to do and great for all ages too – even grown-ups will enjoy it! Thinking of throwing a Halloween party for the kids? Or just fancy having some Halloween-themed fun by trying out some fun and simple DIY art and crafts?This is less fiddly than bunting, meaning your children will be able to take part in the assembly of the chain much more easily. Taping the two ends of a paper chain together makes a perfectly ghoulish candle cover, spine-chilling enough even for Luna the Halloween Witch! (Note: a paper candle cover can be a fire hazard; if in doubt, substitute the candle with a battery powered light, for example this DIY LED pumpkin light.) After you've read through our ideas, we'd also recommend trying out an online tutorial too, which can be a great way to get your project started.