Preschool Halloween Costumes

Check out these last-minute ideas for quick and easy preschool Halloween costumes! Your kids (and your pocketbook) will thank you!

Has life been crazy-busy at your house? Has your preschooler changed his/her mind about what they want to be for Halloween? Do you hate spending money on expensive store-bought Halloween costumes?

Preschool Halloween Costumes

Easy DIY Green Eggs and Ham costumes for Dr. Suess day

Sam I Am (Green Eggs and Ham) | Not only is this perfect for Halloween, it will work for Dr. Seuss day in March, as well.

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Halloween Crafts Last Minute Halloween Costume No Sew Witch’s Tutu

No-Sew Witch’s Tutu | Tutus are so much fun to make, and they’re pretty quick and easy. We have made many over the years. This video tutorial will walk you through making yours.

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No Sew Super Hero Cape Inspired by The Woods

No-Sew Superhero Cape | Your little super hero will be zooming all around when you make him/her a superhero cape!

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25 Halloween Craft Ideas to Fill Your House with Spooky Fun

Painted Halloween Pumpkin Hat | Want to top off a quick pumpkin costume? You can with this simple pumpkin hat!

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DIY Pirate Costume – Easy And Awesome! – AppleGreen Cottage

Last-Minute DIY Pirate Costume | Use these tips to whip up a pirate costume in less than an hour!

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Make an Owl Costume for Pretend Play or Halloween

Easy Wise Owl Costumes | This one is too cute!

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DIY Mouse Ears Tutorial

DIY Mouse Ears Tutorial | These are the perfect addition to a mouse costume. If you make them black, they’ll double as a Disney accessory later.

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Super Sci-Fi Rocket Fueled Jet Pack–Full Tutorial Part 2

DIY Rocket Power Jet Pack | Save your soda bottles, and turn them into a jet pack for your little astronaut!

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5 Minute (no-sew) Costumes

5-Minute No Sew Costumes | Both of these ideas are super-easy, and they’re super cute, too!

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Easy Princess Leia Costume

Easy Princess Leia Costume | Perfect for Star Wars fans young and old!

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DIY No Sew Baby Chicken Halloween Costume

No-Sew Baby Chicken Costume | I’m filing this one away for next year, when we’ll have a new little one in the family.

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Sew a Child’s Princess Dress in 15 Minutes

15 Minute Cinderella Costume | This one requires some sewing, but it’s quick and easy with a little sewing machine knowledge.

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DIY King Costume Sewing Tutorial

How to Make a King Costume | Here’s another tutorial. It’s quick and easy, but it also requires sewing.

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Koala Lou Costume – Paging Fun Mums

Koala Lou Costume | Instead of dressing up like Koala Lou himself, how about making a homemade gum tree costume that Koala Lou can sit in while your kiddos trick or treat.

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DIY Wreck-It Ralph Family Costume

DIY Wreck-It Ralph Family Costume | The whole family can dress up as characters from Wreck-It Ralph! This post contains ideas for Wreck-It Ralph, Fix-It Felix, Vanellope von Schweetz, and Nicelander Mary.

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Easy, No-Sew Mermaid (Princess, Fairy) Costume

Easy, No-Sew Mermaid (Princess, Fairy) Costume | While this project is a little time consuming to create, it is super easy and can be done for about $20!

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Easy Lion Halloween Costume

Easy Lion Halloween Costume | This easy, no-sew kids lion costume is just the cutest!

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DIY Pet Halloween Costumes

DIY Pet Halloween Costumes | My daughter will be all over this fun idea! She’s been begging to dress up our dogs for Halloween.

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Snail Costume

Snail Costume | This snail costume is easy to make, and it’ll stand out amongst the princesses and pirates roaming the streets on Halloween night.

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What’s your favorite last-minute preschool Halloween costume idea?

Tara

Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.