The Halloween Craft Album

Eight cut, color & play crafts

The Halloween Craft Album: the cover with three craft pages fanned behind it

Eight Halloween crafts to color, cut, build — and then play with. Your child colors first (everything is more fun in color), a grown-up does the scissor work, and you build it together at the kitchen table. The pumpkin gets a new face at breakfast — star eyes today, zigzag grin tomorrow — the bat’s fan-folded wings really flap, and the crown goes on for the big night. One craft per afternoon is plenty: there are eight, one page each.

  • 8 crafts · 10 pages — a cover, a one-page how-to, and one page per craft
  • A jack-o’-lantern with a face bank, a flappy bat, a ghost garland, a crown you can wear
  • US Letter and A4 in the same download
  • Ages 3-5 · crayons, a glue stick, and a grown-up with scissors
$5.97one download, yours to reprint
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What an afternoon looks like

Color first. A grown-up cuts along the solid lines. Fold on the dashed ones — little hands can. Glue where the box says GLUE. Then there’s something in your child’s hands that flaps, or hangs, or fits on a head.

A child holding up the Build-Your-Own Jack-o'-Lantern, colored orange, with face pieces from the face bank glued on
Craft 1 — the face bank, glued on
A child holding the Flappy Bat, colored black, with both fan-folded wings glued into the side boxes
Craft 2 — fan-fold wings that really flap
A child wearing the Trick-or-Treat Crown, the star headband sized to the head with a colored pumpkin topper on top
Craft 7 — sized to the head, pumpkin on top

What’s inside: the eight crafts

One page each. Every page starts with a three- or four-step HOW TO, and every craft ends with a way to play with what you made.

1Build-Your-Own Jack-o’-LanternA big pumpkin to color plus a “face bank” of ten pieces (pointy eyes, star eyes, zigzag grin, one tooth…): glue a face on, or keep the pieces loose and change it every day.
2The Flappy BatA bat body and two wing strips fan-folded on the dashed lines, glued into the side boxes: hold the body and the wings flap.
3Ghost GarlandThree ghosts to give faces to (happy, sleepy, silly), cut out and threaded on a string. Want a longer garland? Print the page again.
4The Leggy SpiderA round body and eight stair-folded leg strips, four glued on each side: a very bouncy friend.
5Candy Corn Count & FeedA paper bucket glued onto a blank sheet with the top left open as a pocket, plus six numbered candy corns: “Feed the bucket 3!” — count them in, count them out.
6The (Friendly) Haunted HouseA house with three window flaps and a door flap that open; your child draws who lives behind each one, then gives the tour: knock knock, who’s home?
7Trick-or-Treat CrownTwo star-print headband strips joined and sized to the head, with four toppers (pumpkins, a moon, a spider) glued along the front: a crown you can actually wear.
8Pin the Nose on the PumpkinA big pumpkin face with everything except a nose, and four cut-out noses (triangle, circle, square, star), one per player: hang it on a door, close your eyes, spin, pin.
The Halloween Craft Album: six of the ten pages, stacked (preview)
Ten pages in all: the cover, a one-page how-to with the legend, and the eight craft pages.

One little legend, used on every craft page

Page 2 is the how-to: what you need, the three lines, and the list of crafts. Read it once and every page after it explains itself.

The top half of page 2: How this album works, with the three-line legend

The three lines

  • SOLID line — a grown-up cuts here
  • DASHED line — fold here (little hands can!)
  • GLUEGLUE box — where the glue stick goes

That’s the whole system. Your child can see at a glance which parts are theirs — the folding, the gluing, all the coloring — and which line waits for a grown-up. The safety note on the page says it plainly: scissors and string are grown-up jobs. Everything else belongs to little hands.

Real pages from the real files

This is exactly what you print — straight out of the download. The templates are clean outlines made to be colored in.

The Halloween Craft Album: the cover in front, four craft pages fanned behind it (preview)
The cover, with Craft 1 (the pumpkin), Craft 3 (the ghosts), Craft 6 (the haunted house) and Craft 7 (the crown) fanned behind it — shown as a marked preview. Your download is clean and full-size.

What you need

Nothing you have to go and buy. The album was drawn around what a kitchen drawer already holds.

🎨 Crayons or markers 🧶 A glue stick ✂️ A grown-up with scissors 🪡 A piece of string (for the garland) 🏷️ A loop of tape (for the party game) 📄 A blank sheet or two (the candy bucket and the haunted house get glued onto one)

You never print all ten at once. Each craft is its own page — print this afternoon’s. Every page comes in US Letter and A4, in the same download: pick your size, ignore the other. And if the garland needs to be longer, print that page again — that’s the magic of print-at-home.

The download link arrives by email the moment you check out, and it stays yours. Nothing ships, nothing to cancel, no app to install.

Questions parents ask

What age is this for?

Ages 3-5. The coloring, the folding on the dashed lines, the gluing and all the playing belong to little hands; the cutting along the solid lines is a grown-up’s job. For a 3-year-old that’s the coloring, the folding and the playing; an older child may want to hold the scissors with a grown-up guiding — that’s how the how-to page puts it (“or guides little scissors”).

Do I have to do the cutting?

Yes — every cut line in the album is solid, and solid means a grown-up. That’s the whole point of the legend: your child can see which parts are theirs (dashed folds, GLUE boxes, every bit of coloring) and which line waits for you. Scissors and string are grown-up jobs; everything else is little-hands work.

Do I need to print all ten pages?

No. Each craft is one page, so you print the one you’re doing today. The cover and the how-to page are there if you want them. Want a longer ghost garland? Print that page again.

I’m outside the US. Will it fit my paper?

Yes. The download holds two PDFs — one in US Letter, one in A4 — with the same ten pages in each. Pick your size and ignore the other.

How much ink will this cost me?

The craft templates are clean outlines made to be colored in — the color is your child’s job, not your printer’s.

Is anything shipped to me?

No — it’s a digital download. The link arrives by email right after checkout. You print at home and can reprint any page as many times as you like.

What if I have a question that isn’t here?

Write to hello@printandplaypreschool.com. We answer every email.

If something isn’t right, we fix it

Digital files can’t be returned, so all sales are final — but we’d rather fix a problem than keep your money. If a download won’t open, a page is missing or corrupted, or a file doesn’t match what’s described here, email hello@printandplaypreschool.com within 30 days and we’ll fix it, send replacement files, or refund you where that’s the right answer. A real person reads every message. Read the full policy.

Eight crafts. Ten pages. $5.97.

Print tonight, color at breakfast, build after nap. The bat flaps by dinner.

GET THE HALLOWEEN CRAFT ALBUM — $5.97
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Make it a whole October

The album is eight afternoons. If you want the whole month on the wall — or the whole year on the table — here is what comes next, in order.

Next: the rest of October

The October Path

$6.97ages 3-5

One tiny thing a day, all the way to Halloween night. A 31-stop path poster for the kitchen wall (and a BIG four-sheet version), the Grown-Up Card with all 31 tiny things — one line each, your whole job is reading today’s out loud — a seven-page keepsake book made by your child’s own hands, and the “I Walked the October Path!” certificate for the morning of November 1st. US Letter + A4, full-color and low-ink editions.

GET THE OCTOBER PATH — $6.97
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Then: a whole preschool year

The Complete Preschool Year

$37.00ages 3-4

36 weeks of preschool to print at home: one weekly plan, about twenty minutes a day, letters, numbers, shapes and colors met through play — and, separately, the hand skills (cutting, gluing, pencil grip) practiced a few playful minutes at a time. You print one week at a time, about nine pages. US Letter + A4, full-color, low-ink and coloring editions.

ADD THE PRESCHOOL YEAR — $37.00
Or, for your 5-year-old

The Kindergarten Year

$34.00Kindergarten

36 weeks built on synthetic phonics — sounds first, then blending, then real stories on the page — plus numbers all the way to 100. Every day is already planned in 20-25 minutes, with a Teacher Talk script that tells you what to say, and games every Friday. US Letter + A4, standard and low-ink editions.

ADD THE KINDERGARTEN YEAR — $34.00
🎁 This album is included free inside The Two-Year Bundle — the preschool year, the kindergarten year and the Get-Ready Starter Kit, one checkout. If you’re taking the bundle, there’s no need to buy the album twice.

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