Skeleton craft

Sometimes a transformation of a humble object is just beyond creative and that is just what today’s idea is. The soft, white Q-Tip can be used to make a spooky skeleton! I never would have th…

Make a fun skeleton craft for kids with this free printable. I love how this skeleton moves. Simply print, cut and assemble the skeleton.

This Q-Tip Skeleton Halloween craft is perfect for preschoolers and even older kids. Use our free printable template to make it even cuter!

Get Crafty and Curious! Make a QTip skeleton with our simple guide and FREE skull template. Perfect for teaching the Skeletal System!

Perfect for last minute, it’s hard to find an easier Halloween craft, or more fun way to use paper straws, than this Paper Straw Skeleton Craft!

Making a skeleton is not only a fun Halloween activity, but it's also a great way to figure out how our skeleton actually goes together. This paper plate skeleton is so easy and will make your front door extra spooky for Halloween this year.

Skeletons add a classic spooky touch to your Halloween décor. While plastic skeletons are popular, we think a DIY skeleton is so much more fun. Our easy to make…

Make a life-size printable human skeleton with kids! The printable skeleton template comes as a PDF file, which is easy to cut and assemble.

Are you looking for an easy Halloween craft for kids? This Q-tip skeleton craft is so simple to put together, and one fun Halloween activity!

Perfect for last minute, it’s hard to find an easier Halloween craft, or more fun way to use paper straws, than this Paper Straw Skeleton Craft!

Cool science craft idea for kids – make DIY articulated skeleton’s hands, and learn about hand bone structure! (They make a great Halloween prop too!) You might remember back when Jewel and I first made our DIY articulated hand models? They were so much fun, and a great way to explain to Jewel how tendons …

Created for a Halloween decoration. I cut it out of 1/8th inch plywood, but it could easily be cut out of cardstock or cardboard, or even thicker woo

This activity got my 3yo so interested in counting! She was having so much fun inserting the cotton buds to make her skeleton fish. This is great find...