Superhero Spiderman Craft for Kids

In search of the perfect craft for a Spidey and Friends lover? This super fun Spiderman craft for kids uses a paper lunch bag and construction paper to create a fun Spiderman puppet craft that is perfect for little ones who love superheroes and all things Spiderman.

Kids will love creating this fun Spiderman craft and using it for pretend play once complete. It is simple to make, takes about 20 minutes, and turns out so cute.

For another fun superhero themed craft, be sure to also check out this fun Captain America shield craft.

Spiderman Puppet Craft Tips

*When creating this fun Spider-Man craft, you will need red, white, blue, and black construction paper. You will also need a marker or crayon, a brown paper lunch bag, scissors, and a glue stick.

*In order to correctly make a puppet, you will need to make sure that your paper is glued on the lunch bag in the correct direction. You will need to use the bottom of the lunch bag for Spider-Man’s head/face.

*Spiderman’s face will need to have a spiderweb drawn on it to look more realistic. Younger children may need help with drawing the patterns on the face and the body’s pattern as curved and straight lines may be difficult for them.

*Depending on the age of the children you are working with, you may need to assist some more than others. Younger children may need help cutting out the correct sizes and shapes for the different construction paper pieces, while older children may be able to do these steps on their own.

*Once complete, children can put their hands inside the paper bag and use their puppets for pretend play. You can even try to make similar ones for Ghost Spider and Spin if you have Spidey and friends lovers at home like we do!

Spiderman and Friends Puppet Craft

Materials:

• Paper lunch bag
• Red, Blue, White, and Black construction paper
• Black marker or pen
• Scissors
• Glue Stick

Directions:

1. Cut out and cover the bottom and side of a brown paper lunch bag with red construction paper for Spidey’s body and head.

1. Using a marker or pen, draw a spider web starting in the middle of the head (the bottom of the lunch bag) and going out to the edges.
2. Using a marker or pen, draw crossing horizontal and vertical lines over the red paper body of the spiderman for his suit.
3. Cut out two white crescent moon shapes for Spider-Man’s eyes and glue them in the middle of the bottom of the bag.

1. Cut out a large blue rectangle the width of the paper lunch bag. Cut a slit up from the bottom of the blue paper to just short of the top of it and glue it to the bottom of spiderman (with a small stril of red remaining) for the pants.
2. Cut out two smaller thin rectangles for the arms and glue them to each side of the Spiderman bag, starting just above the pants.

1. Cut out 4 super small and skinny black paper strips and glue them to the middle of Spiderman. Glue a small black circle to the middle of these to create your spider on Spiderman’s suit.
2. Once dried, have your child put their hand in the bottom, and they can play and pretend with their completed puppet Spiderman craft!