Are you disguising a turkey this year? Try this Flamingo Turkey Disguise idea! Grab some pink feathers and a few other simple supplies and get started!
I learned that the idea for disguising turkeys comes from this book, Turkey Trouble.
Turkey is in trouble. Bad trouble. The kind of trouble where it’s almost Thanksgiving . . . and you’re the main course. But Turkey has an idea–what if he doesn’t look like a turkey? What if he looks like another animal instead? After many hilarious attempts, Turkey comes up with the perfect disguise to make this Thanksgiving the best ever!
Enjoy creating this creative Disguise a Turkey Dog for Thanksgiving this year! Display this work of art in your classroom or on your refrigerator at home.
Have you ever disguised a turkey? There are several different ways to disguise your turkey!
The Disguise a Turkey idea comes from the book, Turkey Trouble.
“Turkey is in trouble. Bad trouble. The kind of trouble where it’s almost Thanksgiving . . . and you’re the main course. But Turkey has an idea–what if he doesn’t look like a turkey? What if he looks like another animal instead? After many hilarious attempts, Turkey comes up with the perfect disguise to make this Thanksgiving the best ever!“
This Thanksgiving holiday, disguise a turkey as a dog!
If you are a teacher, Disguise a Turkey is a fun project you can have your classroom students work on during the month of November before the Thanksgiving holiday. You’ll LOVE seeing the creativity from your students.
This fun project is also perfect to keep your little ones entertained while you try to finish up the last-minute cooking preparations. Have fun!
If you’d like to use the turkey that I used in this project, you can find it below:
Or you can use this Disguise a Turkey Project pack that’s available in my printable shop:
Then they’re going to love this easy Halloween Ghosts Pop craft! It’s simple enough for even the youngest of kids to do, and it’s a fun way to get into the Halloween spirit.
Plus, it’s a great way to use up any extra lollipops you might have lying around.
Wrap a tissue around the lollipop. Try to place it around the pop as smooth as possible (this will make it easier to draw a face on it.)
Bring the tissue together where the pop meets the stick and tie a ribbon tightly around the tissue to form the ghost. Cut the ribbon down to desired length.
Using the Sharpie marker, draw a ghost face on the tissue. Get creative with ghost faces! Use these ghost faces for ideas if needed.
If you’d like a way to display your ghost, turn over a paper cup and poke a hole in the cup, large enough to be able to place the lollipop stick in. This will hold the ghost up.
Halloween Ghost Pops
Materials
Tootsie Pops
Tissue (Kleenex)
Ribbon
Scissors
Black Sharpie Marker
(Optional: paper cup(s) for displaying)
Instructions
Wrap a tissue around the Tootsie pop. Try to place it around the pop as smooth as possible (this will make it easier to draw a face on it.)
Bring the tissue together where the pop meets the stick and tie a ribbon tightly around the tissue to form the ghost. Cut the ribbon down to desired length.
Using the Sharpie marker, draw a ghost face on the tissue. Get creative with ghost faces!
If you’d like a way to display your ghost, turn over a paper cup and poke a hole in the cup, large enough to be able to place the Tootsie pop stick in. This will hold the ghost up.
Looking for a fun, easy Halloween decoration that your kids can help make? Try these Paper Bag Ghost Luminaries! They’re simple to make and look spooky in the dark.
Plus, they provide a soft light that’s perfect for Trick-or-Treating or parties.
Read on for instructions on how to create these adorable ghosts!
Create this easy Mason Jar Pumpkin Craft to display around your home this fall season! Kids can help make this, too!
Are you looking for DIY fall crafts to work on this fall season? Grab your paint supplies and a mason jar or any jar that you can recycle and create this light up mason jar pumpkin craft!
All you have to do is paint the jar and the lid, add the stem and vines, add the light and display!
Mason Jar crafts are very popular during the fall months. You can create so many crafts with mason jars. Check out our Snowman Mason Jar Gift idea, too while you are here.
Create this easy and simple Pipe Cleaner Spider Craft with the kids this Halloween!
Halloween is just around the corner!
I love the month of October. There’s always several family friendly activities to take advantage of during the month of October including fall festivals, corn mazes, pumpkin patches, hay rides, trunk-or-treating, trick-or-treating, haunted houses, and more.
My calendar stays pretty full during October, but I love this time of year and love participating in these fun activities with my family.
We are set our spooky decor in our entry way area of our home during the month of October.
To create our spooky decor, we used all of our items from Walmart and set them on our entry way table with a white background. The furry spider, small sparkly spiders, fake spider web, Halloween candy bowl, and the Hershey candy made this one spooky scene and will definitely spook a few of our guests!
The spider is hovering over the candy bowl to add a special effect as if he’s watching over his candy and doesn’t want anything or anybody to get it! I dare you to take a piece! 😉
With a focus on spiders this year, we made our own spiders, too.
These DIY Halloween Spiders are a great addition to your Halloween decor and they are fun and super easy to make. We purchased the items we needed for this craft at Walmart in the craft section.
*If you can’t find adhesive googly eyes, you can use regular googly eyes and attach them using a hot glue gun.
Step 1: Set your pipe cleaners on a clean area as pictured below. Using only one pipe cleaner to secure all pipe cleaners, you’ll need to bend the top pipe cleaner around completely one time. Do this for the other side of the same pipe cleaner. When you bend them around in a full circle around, it will secure all of the pipe cleaners together well.
Step 2: When all pipe are secured, pull 4 ends to one side and 4 ends to the other side to make the spiders legs.
Step 3: Bend each of the spiders legs in a zig zag pattern until all 8 legs are complete.
This is what your spider should look like once all legs are complete.
Step 4: Pick your spider up with your hand and bend his legs down so that they touch the surface. Add two adhesive eyes to the body (the middle) of the spider. Your completely spider should look something like this:
These DIY spiders around perfect to set around your home this Halloween season!
Don’t forget to have plenty of Hershey candy around, too! You can find an exclusive Halloween orange Reese’s featuring the message “Boo” at your local Walmart this year to add some extra fun to your Halloween decor and trick-or-treating experience!
Create this simple and spooky Construction Paper Ghost to display in your home or classroom this Halloween!
It’s almost Halloween, and that means it is time to start creating some spooky crafts for the little ones in your life.
This construction paper ghost craft is a simple and easy project that kids will love. In addition to being fun, this project also teaches your children about different colors of construction paper and how they can be used as well as what tools are needed to create a finished product.
Draw a ghost shape on the white construction paper with a pencil. (A pencil is best so that you can erase mistakes during the process.) The shape of the ghost can vary. The bottom of the ghost can be straight, wavy, or shaped like it’s flying. Feel free to get creative with this part if desired.
Cut out the ghost.
Glue the googly eyes onto the ghost face. Add the ‘eyebrows.’
Draw the mouth with a black marker. You can make the mouth an o shape, circle shape, or an oval shape.
Glue the ghost to the black paper.
Display!
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