Pom Pom Skeleton Craft for Kids

INSIDE: Create this colourful Pom Pom skeleton craft this Halloween for a fun and unique craft for kids! This adorable skeleton craft is a fun way to create a skeleton craft this Halloween for preschooler and older kids. It also make a great fine motor activity for kids!

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Grab 8 craft sticks and paint them white. Set them aside to dry.
Once they are dry, glue them down on a sheet of black construction paper or cardstock with craft glue in the shape of a skeleton. Draw the outline of the skeleton for preschoolers using a pencil for them to follow.
Then glue down small Pom Poms along the skeleton to decorate it.
Cut out a skeleton head out of white construction paper.
Use a black marker to draw the skeleton face.

WATCH this video of the Pom Pom Skeleton Craft for Kids!

Age Suitability

This activity is good for kids 3 years and up. My kids are 3.5, 3.5, and 7 year old.

Supplies

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