Learn how to make hanging Easter egg decorations using paper mache.

This is a craft activity you can do at home, for children aged 5 or 6 with some adult help, or 7-11 independent working.

You will need: PVA glue, scissors, sticky tape, ribbon, paint and paintbrushes, water, newspaper and thin cardboard (e.g. a cereal box).

The eggs will need to be left to dry overnight before decorating.

The template for the eggs can be found here: https://littleangeltheatre.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Paper-mache-egg-template.pdf

For more activity ideas, visit: www.littleangeltheatre.com/schools-and-community/at-home-resources

In this video Laura shows you how to make hen finger puppets from an old egg box.

This is a craft children can do at home with some adult supervision.

You will need: Egg boxes, scissors, a pencil, paint or felt tip pens, white paper, felt or coloured paper, glue (pritt stick or PVA), ribbon, googly eyes (optional).

Share photos of your puppets with us by emailing info@littleangeltheatre.com, or getting in touch on social media: Twitter (twitter.com/LittleATheatre), Facebook (facebook.com/LittleAngelTheatre) or Instagram (instagram.com/littleangeltheatre).

For more activity ideas, visit: www.littleangeltheatre.com/schools-and-community/at-home-resources

In this video Sarah shows you how to make hatching chicks out of paper plates, which you could use as an Easter card or decoration.

This is a craft activity children can do at home, with some adult supervision.

You will need: two paper plates (or thin cardboard such as a cereal box), paper, scissors, glue, pens and pencils, a hole punch, a split pin (or a paper clip or pipe cleaner) and paint.

For more activity ideas, visit: www.littleangeltheatre.com/schools-and-community/at-home-resources

Miranda shows you how to build a werewolf costume using things you find around your house. You'll also use the wolf tail and ears that we made in the previous video to accessorize our costume (see that video here: youtu.be/Yh9_cL8FL0w)

So I am going to start out right here in my closet. We are going to find some things that we can use to make a spooky werewolf costume.

This video is part of Artoberfest, the Arkansas Arts Center's Fall Family Festival. Post a picture of your creation in our Facebook event by October 18, 2020 for a chance to win a ticket to the Downtown Little Rock Partnership's Shadows at Sixth: A Haunted Halloween Drive-Through Event. Post your photos here: bit.ly/2Su05Oe

Artoberfest is supported by First Security Bank. The project is supported in part by a grant from the Arkansas Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

In this video Katie shows you how to make a rocking red hen from a paper plate.

This is a craft activity you can do at home, for children aged 5-10, or younger children with some adult help.

You will need: a paper plate (or card cut into a circle shape), scissors, glue, paint/ colouring pencils/ felt tip pens, coloured card, feathers and googley eyes (optional).

Watch Elaine Hartley reading 'The Little Red Hen': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhcLbgkHfVU

For more activity ideas, visit: www.littleangeltheatre.com/schools-and-community/at-home-resources

Ellie shows you how to make a paper weaved basket, just like the one Little Red Riding Hood uses to take to her Grandma's house.

This is a craft activity for you can do at home, suitable for ages 3-5 with adult help or 6-11 independent working.

You will need: 3 pieces of A4 paper, scissors, glue or sticky tape, a stapler, and paint, colouring pencils or pens.

Watch Lori Hopkins reading Little Red Riding Hood: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIrXtWP7rNc

For more activity ideas, visit: www.littleangeltheatre.com/schools-and-community/at-home-resources

In this video Katie shows you how to make a cute spring bunny from a sock.

This is a craft activity you can do at home, for children aged 5-10, or younger children with some adult help.

You will need: a sock, three elastic bands, scissors, a coloured pen, ribbon or wool, stuffing (craft stuffing if you have it, or if not you could use rice, lentils, pasta or another sock) and something to make eyes (e.g. googley eyes, a button or a bead).

For more activity ideas, visit: www.littleangeltheatre.com/schools-and-community/at-home-resources

Miranda shows you how to make a spider and its web using a pom pom.

For this project, you'll need: yarn, pom poms, pipe cleaners, googly eyes and white glue.

This video is part of Artoberfest, the Arkansas Arts Center's Fall Family Festival. Post a picture of your creation in our Facebook event by October 18, 2020 for a chance to win a ticket to the Downtown Little Rock Partnership's Shadows at Sixth: A Haunted Halloween Drive-Through Event. Post your photos here: https://bit.ly/30DUwBa

Artoberfest is supported by First Security Bank. The project is supported in part by a grant from the Arkansas Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Miranda shows you how to make a “Spooky” Halloween Lantern.

For this project, you'll need: a battery operated candle, tissue paper, white glue, an empty plastic container, and twine.

This video is part of Artoberfest, the Arkansas Arts Center's Fall Family Festival. Post a picture of your creation in our Facebook event by October 18, 2020 for a chance to win a ticket to the Downtown Little Rock Partnership's Shadows at Sixth: A Haunted Halloween Drive-Through Event. Post your photos here: https://bit.ly/30DUwBa

Artoberfest is supported by First Security Bank. The project is supported in part by a grant from the Arkansas Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Humanities.