30 Fun Frankenstein Crafts for Kids

With these great Frankenstein printables, you can make these fun Frankenstein rolls and use them for some candy or other goodies.

Lighten up the dark fall nights with this Frankenstein jar project. Recycle an old pasta jar and start coloring.

You can also use drinking cups and turn them into trick and treats bags. They are great Frankenstein Halloween projects for your next party.

Do you have smaller children and like to make some seasonal keepsakes? Then try this Frankenstein footprint idea with babies or toddlers for Halloween.

If you have older children let them work with felt and make their own Frankenstein masks and dress up with them for Halloween. These masks make a fun Frankenstein craft project for Kindergarteners and older children.

Learn how to turn boring treat boxes into spooky Frankenstein monsters. The kids can even use them to go trick or treat.

Time to turn these popsicle sticks into easy Frankensteins with your preschoolers and toddlers. Besides popsicle sticks, you will need googly eyes, green markers or colors, and black paper.

Another cute Frankenstein project is this treat back for Halloween. In the link below you will find the full step-by-step instruction. It is not hard at all!

Who doesn't have paper rolls at home? Next time you are done with one, recycle them and turn them into this angry-looking Frankenstein creature.

If you didn't like the felt mask above, try this glittery Frankenstein paper plate mask instead! Instead of using googly eyes, you could also make holes in them to be able to look through yourself!

Learn in this Frankenstein tutorial how to turn an old soda can or milk container into a fun Halloween candy holder and use it for your classroom or at home. Pretty neat isn't it?

Here is another felt Frankenstein candy bag project which is a little bit more advanced. It looks pretty spooky but it will let your children work on their motor skills for sure.

Time to decorate your house for Halloween. Why not turn old paper rolls into Frankenstein decoration this year. They will look nice on top of your chimney.

Time for some Frankenstein art project. Learn here how to make puffy paint and learn how to draw Frankenstein with it.

Piñatas are not only for birthday parties, you can also use them for fall and during your Halloween celebration. To match the season learn how to create your own Frankenstein piñata here.

Lighten up the Halloween night with this glow-in-the-dark Frankenstein milk jug. If you make several of those you could also place them along your staircase. It would look pretty spooky and cool.

Since we already learned how to turn footprints into Frankenstein craft monsters it is time to do the same with handprints. Here is an easy Frankenstein tutorial with handprints for you.

Paper plates turned into a beloved craft supply in our house. Learn how to turn them into Frankenstein creatures here.

You can also reuse old food cans. Find out how to spray or color them here and turn them into friendly Frankensteins here.

Aren't these printable Frankenstein headbands cool? You can find the Frankenstein template and all you will need in the following link.

Are you obsessed with Disney? Then this Disney-inspired Frankenstein craft is perfect for you. It comes with a Mickey Mouse and Minni Mouse version. Have a look.

In case you still have green yarn left over in your house, make these yarn-wrapped Frankensteins together with your children during Halloween. They are easier to make as you would think!

Either you can color white paper plates green or simply buy green paper plates for this Frankenstein craft idea. Either way works and you will be able to create this fun preschool Frankenstein craft within minutes.

Halloween can be spooky and scary. Why not make these fun Halloween sensory bottles for your children. Watching the glitter fall will calm them down.

Last but not least, get these free Frankenstein printables and start turning plain paper plates into Frankenstein's monster. Happy Crafting!