A mummy is the friendliest monster a preschooler can make: no scary face, just bandages, two big googly eyes and a lot of wrapping. This little pack keeps it that simple. One sheet is a whole paper-plate mummy kit — plate, strips, eyes and a tiny spider to finish it off. The other is a mummy hand to colour in, bandages and all. Print both, wrap, stick, and the mummy is ready for the Halloween table before the glue is dry.
This pack is for ages 3–5. The mummy hand is colour-in only — the easiest sheet in the pack, and a good first sheet for 3-year-olds. The paper-plate kit needs an adult’s help with the scissors for the strips and the plate outline; sticking the wraps on is a job for 4- and 5-year-olds with supervision. No craft in this pack needs paint — crayons or markers work just as well.
Paper Plate Mummy Wrap Kit
This sheet is a whole paper-plate mummy kit in one page: the plate outline, wavy wrap strips, two googly eyes, a spider and a web, all with dashed cut lines. Colour the pieces first, then cut along the dashed lines, wrap the strips around a paper plate and stick the eyes on top — the spider and web are optional extras.
Mummy Hand Craft
This sheet is a colour-in hand wrapped in mummy bandages, with two eyes peeking out and loose bandage ends. There are no cut lines on this one — just colour the bandages in, then cut around the hand outline if you want a display piece, or leave it on the page.
How to print (A4 and US Letter)
Print the PDF single-sided on A4 or US Letter at 100% scale. The pack has 2 pages, one design per page. A glue stick and safety scissors cover everything; a real paper plate is the only extra supply you need for the paper-plate kit.
More Halloween crafts for preschoolers: Pumpkin Crafts for Preschoolers
