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by Sara le Roux, Owner and Inspirer at 
The Creation Station Penistone and District
I love Halloween and can’t wait until next year when we will start taking Boo out ‘Trick or Treating’. Until then, we always sit on our sofa with the curtains open watching everyone call at all the houses and listening to Boo squeal with delight each time our doorbell goes.
This year we have decided to decorate the front door of our house so we really need to start thinking about what we are going to use. Spooky fluffy ghosts maybe……..
What You’ll Need
I very roughly cut out the shape of a ghost from the A4 white card and let Boo get on with sticking the cotton wool on. He loved the way the cotton wool kept sticking to his fingers and spent ages just pulling it apart.
I’m really impressed at how far he has progressed in just a few weeks in terms of his ability to sit and concentrate on our activities. Whenever I ask him if he wants to make something he runs off and fetches his splash suit shouting “Make, Mummy, Make!”
When he had covered the card, we used the leftover black card to cut out two eye shapes and a mouth and then glued those to our spooky creation too…
Ta Dah! Fluffy Ghost!
Definitely one for the front door on Halloween!
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Activity Time: 10 minutes
Day #31 DONE! 69 to go!
Sara x
by Sara le Roux, Owner and Inspirer at The Creation Station Penistone and District
Boo was happily playing with his train set this evening so I thought Izzy might enjoy a bit of creative time with Mummy. Time for some spooky baby feet!
What You’ll Need
Just like in Day #9 ‘Butterfly Baby’ we poured some paint onto the plate and squished the sponge on top before turning it over – ready to get messy!
Izzy enjoyed squidging her feet onto the painty sponge before we placed them both onto the card side by side. A quick wipe of the feet and Izzy was off to play again.
I let the paint dry for about 30 minutes and then used the marker pen to draw the spooky faces!
Ta Dah! Very Spooky!
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Activity Time: 5 minutes
Top Tip! – Have some wet wipes or a damp cloth handy to wipe your baby’s feet – or do the activity just before bath time 🙂
Day #29 DONE! 71 to go!
Sara x
Enjoy Creative Fun 