Halloween Kids Craft - Tube Monsters!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Seriously, it doesn't get much cuter than these tube monsters from Alisa Burke! Vibrant and fun, these crafts offer a great chance for your little crafters to use their imaginations while creating, would make fun props for a Halloween themed pretend play corner, and also offer a cutesy classroom decoration for the holiday season! Plus, this project offers a great opportunity to show your students how ordinary items from around the house can be used to create something fun and useful!
Remember this post about the amazing alien rocket playhouse over at Se7en?
We think it might be fun to adapt this pretend play project to create a monster rocket and/or play house for your kiddos to use with their newly created tube monsters! Oh the possibilities!
For the awesome monster tutorial, be sure to visit Alisa Burke's website! And for the rocket/play house tutorial, head on over to Se7en!
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