Sunday, November 7, 2010

Toddler Pumpkin Activities for Halloween

Halloween activities to make every kind of hit with your child, especially pumpkin fun first! Visit to the pumpkin patch together, shopping for (or so), Halloween costumes and decorations of the house. But one of the best Halloween activities and art projects with mom or dad.

Here are two very simple pumpkin crafts that every child can enjoy. Prepare for the activity in advance, so your little ball of energy to dive in.

> Pumpkin Painting

Often younger children miss out on the fun jack-o-lanterns, because they are obviously too young to handle a knife. A child can scoop pumpkin courage, and draw a face on a pumpkin, pumpkin carving, but the face must be delivered to an adult.

This pumpkin is a safer option. Painting. Think how much fun your child or preschool child has a drawing of a pumpkin from beginning to end. And, do not stopwith pumpkins. Paint gourds, too. Simply put an old T-shirt your child, get out non-toxic paints, head out, so do not worry about the chaos, and will travel to the city.

Simple Paper Jack-o-Lantern

There is absolutely nothing fancy about this idea. Just cut a couple of orange construction paper pumpkins. Then cut several triangles and a couple of big goofy smiles in black or yellow paper. Finally, cut in the shape of stem and leaves of green or brown paper.

Thisthe pieces of your small child together with a glue stick and watch his creativity. Consider the design of this work of art with some photos of your child to the pumpkin patch included.

We treasure the three-Eyed Jack-o-lanterns years.

Spend time with your child the art is not difficult and should not be difficult. Give them the tools to their age, relax and grab the camera. Your child feels cared for, and you will start a tradition, memoriestogether.

Attention Picasso. There is a new artist in town.

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