DIY Halloween Party Supplies PVC 3D Decorative Scary Bats Wall Decal Wall Sticker

DIY Halloween Party Supplies PVC 3D Bats Wall Stickers

28pcs PVC 3D Decorative Scary Bats Wall Stickers

Halloween party balloons, happy Halloween banner, black Halloween swirls, zombie Halloween cake toppers.

Scary 3D bats all over the wall / window. Arrange them as you wish. You definitely want them in your Halloween Party. Comes with easy to apply style.
Easy to apply to walls, doors, glass and other hard surfaces. For use on smooth walls — can also go on glass (inside only, not outside)
Material: waterproof pvc. Color: black. Leave no residue or damage when peel off from wall / window.
Each pack totally includes 28pcs pvc material bats, 30cm x 7.5cm/each 8 big bats , 20cm x 5cm/each x 8 medium bats, 12cm x 3cm/each x 8 small bats and 8cm x 2cm/each x 4 small bats
Bats packed flat. DIY them into different wing angles. Easy to stick. Fit any SMOOTH & DRY surface like painted wallglass ile (REMEMBER to CLEAN the dust before applying).

Halloween is one of the most widely celebrated events of the year. It is usually celebrated on the 31st of October, which marks the eve of “All Hallows Day” (an ancient western Christian feast).

Halloween begins with a three-day observance dedicated to remembering those who have died including; martyrs, saints and the faithfully departed. It was originally an ancient Celtics harvest festival, but was later Christianized in the 835 AD.

Benefits of Halloween celebration to children

On Halloween day, children wear costumes and go from house to house on what is known as trick or treating. During this celebration, children meet homeowners and ask for treats like candy and in some cases money. The child asks the homeowner; “trick or treat”? If the person who answers the door doesn’t give the child or children treats, then a trick is played on the homeowner. The pretend play is highly recommended for children as it helps the development of their language skills, social and emotional skills, thinking skill and it also helps in developing their imagination.

Language skills

During Halloween, you find your child using new words as they play the part of the villain or a hero. Their imitation of these character, as well as how they reenact stories can be very impressive, and this helps them make meaningful connections between written and spoken language which in turn helps them when it’s time to learn how to read.

Social and emotional skill development

When a child joins other children in trick or treating during Halloween, that child actively experiments with emotional and social roles. This helps in the development of feelings and building self-esteem. It helps the child learn how to work with others in society.

Thinking and imaginative skills

In some cases, children have to develop strategies during trick or treating. They think of different ways through which they can punish the house owner that turns them down. This enhances their imagination and grooms them into innovative young members of society.