🧙♀️ Stretchy Witch Craft — Cute, Foldable, and Classroom-Friendly Halloween Fun!
If your students loved the Stretchy Black Cat or Friendly Ghost, they’re going to fall under the spell of this adorable Stretchy Witch Craft! 💫This easy, fine-motor craft is sweet, not spooky — perfect for primary classrooms. With just one printable page per child, a little folding, and some creative color choices, your students will make cheerful witches that “stretch” and wiggle in the breeze.
👉 Grab the Stretchy Witch Craft here on TPT!
🎃 Why Teachers Love It
- Quick-prep & low-mess: one page per child — just print, fold, and cut!
- Boosts fine motor skills: folding the witch’s arms and legs helps little hands strengthen coordination.
- Perfect for display: these smiling witches look so cute hanging across your classroom, dancing above bulletin boards, or floating from the ceiling.
- Paper flexibility: use colored paper, patterned craft paper, or leftover gift wrap to add extra sparkle!
- t’s a wonderful October activity that combines fine motor learning, art, and creativity — all with that signature friendly Halloween charm your classroom loves.
💡 Teaching & Extension Ideas
- Turn your craft session into a witchy fine-motor center — students can fold and color while listening to Halloween music or a cozy read-aloud
- Have a Witch Parade Wall — hang all your witches together and give them names, then have students write a mini witch story or a kind spell (like “a spell for friendship” or “a kindness potion”).
- Use it for SEL and literacy integration — brainstorm kind “spells” together, then write them on the witches’ hats or capes!
🧵 Teacher Tip
Keep a tub of scrap paper or scrapbook offcuts handy — it makes each witch unique, and kids love choosing the patterns for their witch hats and boots!Pair it with your Stretchy Black Cat and Friendly Ghost Directed Drawing Pack for a magical week of October art centers. 🎃👻🐈⬛
