A paper plate witch puppet is a fun and easy craft project that can be enjoyed by children of all ages. Using just a few materials, such as a paper plate, markers, and construction paper, kids can create their very own spooky witch puppet. To make a paper plate witch puppet, start by decorating a paper plate with markers. Kids can use their creativity to draw a witch's face, complete with a pointy hat and a wicked grin. They can also add details like warts, a crooked nose, and wild hair. Next, cut out two small circles from black construction paper to create the witch's eyes.
Next, cut out two small circles from black construction paper to create the witch's eyes. Glue these onto the plate. Then, cut out a long, thin strip of black construction paper to make the witch's mouth.
Paper Plate Witch Craft
Halloween with kids isn’t complete without a witch craft. This paper plate witch craft is versatile, leaving room to creativity and allowing you to replace the given materials with other craft supplies you may have at hand.
We’re on a mission to create non-scary Halloween crafts for young kids.
This paper plate witch craft follows the same pattern. It’s a funny, non-spooky witch, with beads in her hair and a flower hat. Nothing scary about that, right?
If you’re looking for paper plate Halloween crafts for preschoolers or older kids, look no further. This witch paper plate craft isn’t only simple (check out our entire collection of easy crafts for kids) but it will also help kids practice their fine motor skills by attaching the yarn hair to the witch hat.
Threading beads in the witch’s hair is totally optional but it sure adds a nice touch.
We love using paper plates and though our Halloween craft collection doesn’t have too many paper plate ideas, we have created almost 100 paper plate crafts so far.
Paper plate witch variations
- We used a small wood slice for the nose but you can make a nose out of paper
- Choose glow in the dark googly eyes for a more spooky look
- Use a red marker to draw the mouth
- Glue the yarn hair onto the witch hat instead of threading it through the holes in the hat. In this can you can make a witch hat out of construction paper. Our hat is from cardstock paper as we needed a sturdy hat for the yarn hair.
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Glue this onto the plate as well. To bring the witch to life, attach a wooden craft stick or a popsicle stick to the back of the paper plate using tape or glue. This will serve as the puppet handle, allowing children to manipulate the witch and make her "talk" or "fly" through the air. Once the puppet is complete, kids can use their imagination to create different stories and scenarios for their witch puppet. They can put on a puppet show for family and friends, or use the puppet to act out their own Halloween-themed tales. Creating a paper plate witch puppet is not only a fun and engaging activity, but it also allows children to develop their fine motor skills and creativity. They can experiment with different colors, shapes, and materials to personalize their witch puppet and make it truly unique. In conclusion, a paper plate witch puppet is a simple yet entertaining craft project that can be enjoyed by children. By using a paper plate, markers, and construction paper, kids can create their own witch puppet and let their imagination run wild. This activity promotes creativity and fine motor skills while providing a fun outlet for storytelling and role-play..
Reviews for "Halloween Puppet Show: Making a Cute Paper Plate Witch Puppet"
1. John - 2/5 stars - The "Paper plate witch puppet" was a big disappointment for me. The quality of the materials used was very poor and it started falling apart within minutes of playing with it. The design was also not very appealing, with the colors looking dull and the facial features poorly painted. I would not recommend this product.
2. Emily - 1/5 stars - I was really excited to try out the "Paper plate witch puppet" but was extremely disappointed with the overall experience. The puppet was flimsy and did not stay together well, making it difficult to use. The size was also much smaller than I expected, making it uncomfortable to fit my hand inside. Additionally, the colors used were not vibrant at all. I would not purchase this again.
3. Sarah - 2/5 stars - The "Paper plate witch puppet" was not worth the money. The craftsmanship was subpar, with loose threads and uneven cuts on the fabric. The puppet's movements were not very flexible or smooth, making it difficult to create different poses. It also had a strange smell to it which was off-putting. I would not recommend this to others looking for a quality puppet.
4. Mark - 1/5 stars - I found the "Paper plate witch puppet" to be poorly made and not durable at all. Within minutes of playing with it, the thread holding the parts together started coming loose. The puppet did not have a sturdy structure and felt flimsy in my hands. The design was not very appealing and lacked attention to detail. I would not purchase this product again.