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!
Before you get started on this simple Candy Corn Craft, don’t miss our popular round-up of 31 Easy Halloween Crafts for Preschoolers here.
Time to get crafting on your Candy Corn Craft…
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:
I printed my candy corn image out on cardstock but regular paper should be fine.
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.
Since my little gal is three she needed a picture of a candy corn to look at so she knew where to put her colors. (I’m sure there is some fancy name for the skill to recreate an image she’s looking at.) We recruited a neighbor-friend to come help us craft.
Both this three year old and five year old enjoyed the project.
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!