Create flying construction paper ghosts using white construction paper and toilet paper tubes. This simple craft will lead to fun kid-approved Halloween ghost decorations.

Flying Construction Paper Ghosts

Ever since we wrote Construction Paper Crafts for Kids, the ideas of what we can do with this amazing craft supply seem endless!

Some of our most popular crafts are the ones that your kid can play with after they make it. This craft is simple enough for a child to create and they’ll love seeing the flying construction paper ghosts shoot up “in the air”.

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No time to make this ghost craft now? Pin it for later!

If you can’t make this ghost craft now, pin it to your kids’ crafts ideas board on Pinterest and it’ll be here for when you’re ready.

Tips for making flying paper ghosts.

• You want the paper tube to hide behind your ghost, so make sure the ghost is bigger than the tube.
• Googly eyes are optional but super cute. If you don’t have, just draw them on!
• Place a piece of tape around your string to help keep it from fraying.
• Don’t stop with ghosts, you can create flying bats, flying witches, and jumping spiders!

How to make your ghost craft

Below is our step by step tutorial for creating this ghost craft. Feel free to print it for easy reference.

More Halloween projects you will love!

• Fine Motor Spider Craft – Grab some pipe cleaners and let your kids string them to make fun spiders.
• Monster Rocks – These monsters are too cute to be scary! Plus they are easy enough for kids to create.
• Paper Witch Craft – Just a few easy shapes, and you have a fun Halloween paper witch.

When to make this non-scary ghost craft

Sometimes you see a craft and think, oh that’s cute! But then you don’t know when you will make it. Here are some ideas for this fun non-scary ghost craft!

• Decorate a wall at a Halloween party.
• Create them as a classroom activity.
• Attach one to your refrigerator to entertain your kiddo while you cook dinner.

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