Crafts for kids are always fun, entertaining, and educational. This week’s Kids Frugal Craft from Mom on Dealz are fun Toilet Paper Pumpkin Halloween Crafts to get ready for Halloween! This month is packed full of kids crafts for Halloween.
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Toilet Paper Pumpkin Halloween Craft
- 1 roll of toilet paper
- 1 sheet of orange tissue paper
- black construction paper
- green construction paper
- brown construction paper
Directions:
1. Cover the toilet paper roll with the orange tissue paper by laying the sheet flat, putting the roll in the middle and then just lifting and tucking the tissue paper in the roll’s hole.
2. Take one piece of brown construction paper and roll it horizontally. Then take the roll and fold it in half and stick that inside the roll’s hole.
3. Cut thin strips of green paper and tape stick them inside the hole as well to create “vines”.
4. Cut the black construction paper into shapes for the face. We chose traditional triangle shapes for the eyes and nose and then one small line for the mouth.
Educational Activities
- Language Arts: Read the book Plumply, Dumply Pumpkin and create a list of adjectives you can find throughout the book. You can also do an adjective hunt around the house-walk around your home with your child and name objects you pass on your walk. Have your child give descriptive words to describe the objects.
- Science: Read the book It’s Pumpkin Time! or From Seed to Pumpkin and discuss the pumpkin patch and steps it takes to create a garden. Explore all the different needs that a plant needs to survive. You can also discuss the plant life cycle.
- Math: Read the book How Many Seeds in a Pumpkin? and explore the estimation and skip counting that are used in this book-a VERY fun way to incorporate math in your craft!










Hi there! I'm Jenny, a coffee-addicted, busy-body, work at home mom of two insane boys age 10 & 4. I'm married to my best friend, obsessed with the Packers, and I love to cook, read, and design blogs.













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That is so adorable. I love this pumpkin idea :)
@littlehamsterz Thanks :)
How cute--what an easy idea!
@BeeCasagrand Glad you like it Bee!
Nice TP pumpkin idea. You can add this to Instructables.com - and you actually can win money if you enter this into a contest.
@Hanamiti Thanks!