Dancing Skeletons – Cotton Bud Skeletons
Dancing Cotton Bud Skeletons – a great preschool Halloween and/or Science activity!
If you follow us on Facebook then you may have seen this activity on our page last week! It is a super easy activity but lots of fun and really effective. I have used this in school both for Halloween and science!
What you need:
– white cotton buds or straws
– black paper or card
– pva glue or any child friendly glue
– white chalk
– googly eyes (optional)
What to do:
– draw an upside down triangle to skull shape with the white chalk
– using the cotton buds start to create a skeleton shape
– glue in place
– cut the cotton buds to size if necessary (ribs, feet, hands etc)
– add googly eyes for a little fun!
– arrange the limbs in various positions to create dancing skeletons.
Have fun, be creative!
Ciara x
Our Little House in the Country 
This is so precious and those little skeletons made me smile a little. I will definitely have to try this with my daughter when she gets a bit older! Thank you for sharing 🙂
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This is so cute but simple 🙂 even I could do it!xx
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My little boy asked to do this the other day too. Yours look amazing.
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Thank you! We had a lot of fun with this. I love that it’s really simple but really effective, my little boy thoroughly enjoyed it and has been creating all sorts of skeletal things since including jelly fish which I’m pretty sure don’t have skeletons lol !
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What a fun idea! I pinned this!
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This is such a cute and simple idea! I just wanted to let you know that I have a kids actvities submission site (Simple Creative Kids) and I am linking to this post if you don’t mind. You are welcome to submit your projects to my site if you’d like.
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Thanks so much Alyssa, I’m delighted that you are linking to this post! I’d love to submit further projects, thank you.
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I love this so fun, simple and creative, I think this is one we will definitely have to do. Thank you for linking up #batcraftcrazy
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