Get creative with your children and make some paper bunting for the halloween season. You can download bunting cut outs on our website here and if you're feeling even more creative you can draw your own cut outs and let the children decorate each garland how they want!

Halloween crafts can be something as simple as making monster puppets out of paper bags, children get to explore their creative skills by choosing colours for their monsters and any other add ones you can think of.

Making leaf ghosts can be a completely free activity, collecting fallen leaves outside and painting them white adding some decoration and you've got yourself some ghost decorations!

Another great way of getting children's creative side out is making some 3D paper pumpkins, learn how to make them here.

Carving pumpkins is a lot of fun but have you ever thought of making it extra fun? Well, why not paint your pumpkins and decorate to make them stand out from the crowd! If your children/classroom students are carving pumpkins, why not do a competition for who decorates their pumpkin the brightest!

Saving up toilet roll tubes once finished with can be a useful tool for making Halloween crafts. 

Using lollypop sticks and string to create DIY spider web decorations. Get a tutorial here.

Set up a ring tossing game by using some sturdy witch hats and rings cut out of paper plates, whoever wins gets a sweet!

Number some butternut squash and line up like a bowling alley and you have pumpkin bowling!

Print off our pin the spider on the web game and play a blindfolded game on Halloween.

Print off here