VIDEO: Halloween Emotion Dolls
For our next free Craft Camp project with Canon, I wanted to design a Halloween craft that delivered a playful way to identify emotions. With all of the crazy things happening around us in recent years, I have found my emotions bouncing all over the map. So I thought it would be fun for kids to have their own Halloween emotion dolls to play with and to help them reflect on how they feel.
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Let's lift your spirits
This craft project is a simple one, and it's important too! Talking about your feelings — especially if you're sad or stressed — can make you feel better. Being able to identify emotions and verbalize them is also a great skill, and by acknowledging them can we learn how to work through how we feel.
I used our favorite witch, black cat, and ghost illustrations to make these Halloween emotion dolls. You can pick from three different skin tones for your witch, or make all three. Print the color version onto card stock paper, or we have a black and white option you can color. I used my Canon printer and the inkjet card stock.
Each paper doll also has three different faces that can simply spin around to the oval face opening. Sometimes our emotions can change throughout the day. And this way, you can quickly change your Halloween emotion dolls to match up with how you are feeling.


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Dana
October 9, 2021 at 12:21pm
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Lia
October 9, 2021 at 1:33pm
@Dana
Back to the TopI love this idea so much! My 4 year old granddaughter is learning about emotions and this couldn’t have come at a better time. Thank you so much.
You’re so welcome! Glad you love it 🙂