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What a better way to celebrate the Fall season then with fun Preschool Pumpkin Crafts. And with these monster, Halloween, and pumpkin crafts, you’ll never have to worry about your preschoolers getting bored.
These pumpkin-shaped piñatas are perfect for individual fun or a Halloween party favor. All you need is orange balloons, candy, and creativity for the fun faces on your Jack-o-Lantern.
Coffee Cups and Crayons, creates a special sensory experience for your preschooler with this pumpkin pie playdough recipe. Bonus: It’s technically also edible, but even without tasting, enjoy this activity with your little ones for tons of pumpkin fun.
This no-sew sock project is an enjoyable sensory project for your preschooler. Check out this craft from Meaningful Mama, to make their own pumpkin with rice or beans is only half the fun. Additionally, you get to use these pumpkins in a bean bag toss or other Halloween game.
These pumpkin suncatchers by Artsy Momma are a great craft that can double as Halloween decorations. Let your preschooler get creative making unique jack-o-lantern faces for their pumpkins.
There is no better way to say hello Fall than with these adorable pumpkin cards. Your preschooler gets to practice painting and bring a smile to their friends and family’s faces with some surprise mail.
This preschool pumpkin craft combines celebrating fall and practicing writing your preschooler’s name. How We Learn combines several important preschool fine motor skills to create this precious pumpkin craft.
These pumpkins are anything but scary. I Heart Crafty Things puts together crafting in Halloween colors, paint, and paper bowls to create this adorable pumpkin.
Create this mummy pumpkin craft using a template from Thriving Home.
This fun Halloween pumpkin craft lets your preschooler practice their fine motor skills by gluing marshmallows to create the silly little pumpkins.
These cute felt board pumpkins are super simple and a perfect Halloween craft activity to inspire your little one’s imagination. Crafts By Amanda breaks down both the supplies you need…and steps you’ll take to create this craft.
What better way to combine crafting, counting, and a game all in one? Create unique monster designs just in time for Halloween while practicing your preschooler’s fine motor skills.
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Very interesting craft etc,
I teach four-year-olds. I love the pumpkin patch cards. We are going to have fun with this one!
Awesome!!! We’d love to see pics of all the fun! You acn send to any of our socials!
all such cute ideas thank You
I PRACTICED A FEW WITH MY DAUGHTERS. GOOD USE OF FINE MOTOR SKILLS. LOOKING FOR MORE CRAFTS LIKE THIS.