Create a Cute Vampire Bat Puppet!

by Eco Kids Planet October 10, 2016

Create a Cute Vampire Bat Puppet!

Halloween is almost here and we have vampire bats in our heads! Download our cute vampire bat finger puppet. Take your bat puppet for a walk or bring it along with you if you go trick-or-treating. It will make a nice addition to any Halloween costume!


CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO DOWNLOAD A FREE PRINTABLE

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Send a picture of your bat puppet to hello@ecokidsplanet.co.uk or ask your parent or carer to post on facebook.com/ecokidsplanet. We’d love to see your batty adventures.

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