Candy Corn Craft
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This Candy Corn Craft for preschoolers and toddlers couldn’t be easier. Use scrap paper, our FREE candy corn printable, and some glue. Let your child get to work!
Halloween Crafting
Halloween crafts can be so much fun! Whether it be our Masking Tape Mummies, our Puffy Ghosts, or our Pipe Cleaner Spiders there is a lot of spooky fun to be had around this holiday!
Time to get crafting on your Candy Corn Craft…
P.S. When you’re done crafting, download and play Halloween Bingo! We give you everything you need in the PDF download.
Materials Needed for Candy Corn Craft:
- Candy Corn Template (grab it below)
- White, orange, & yellow construction paper
- Glue stick
- Scissors
Download the Candy Corn Craft Template:
Candy Corn Template
How to Make the Candy Corn Craft:
Print the Candy Corn Template
After downloading the free candy corn template, print it off. You can use regular paper or cardstock paper.
Tear up the colored paper
Set your crafting station up by tearing up little pieces of each color of paper. This is a part that kids like to help with.
Tip for Little Ones
Print off a picture of a candy corn so the know what color goes into what section.
Glue on the pieces
Using a glue stick, let those little hands glue the colored pieces on to create their candy corn.
Both this three-year-old and five-year-old enjoyed the project. (They loved our Easy Pumpkin Craft with Marshmallows or Paper Plate Pumpkin Craft too!)
Can you guess which one belongs to the three-year-old and which one belongs to the five-year-old? Bet you can’t…
It was a 15-minute project that anyone can do. Seriously.
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Hello there. Love, love, love your site.
I’m a nanny of a 3 yr old and me and my little have tried several of these projects.
They were fun, easy and she absolutely adored them.
That is really fun to hear, Tammy. Thanks!