Torn Paper Bat Craft
Your little ghosts and ghouls can make their own not-so-spooky bat with this easy torn paper bat craft!
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[adthrive-in-post-video-player video-id="qYlfV0QK" upload-date="2024-10-11T00:00:00.000Z" name="Torn Paper Bat Craft For Kids" description="When Halloween rolls around, bats swoop in to add a touch of mystery and spookiness. Their silhouette against a bright moon or the sound of their wings is a classic symbol of the season.
Your little ghosts and ghouls can make their own not-so-spooky bat with this easy torn paper bat craft! Kids will enjoy ripping pieces of paper and gluing them onto our bat template to create a colorful, textured masterpiece."]
Materials
- Colored cardstock or construction paper
- Glue stick
- Scissors
- White paint pen or white Crayola Bold & Bright marker
- Bat template
Instructions
- Download the template, print it, and cut out the necessary pieces.
- Begin by spreading glue on the bat's body.
- Next, tear the black paper into small pieces, then glue them onto the bat outline until it's fully covered.
- Place the inner ears on the outside edge of each ear and glue them in place.
- Now, glue the eyes below the ears.
- Finish off by drawing the nose and mouth of the bat below the eyes with a white paint pen or Crayola Bold & Bright marker.