For this fun craft, youngsters should color the Batman logo, paste it onto thin cardboard and carefully cut it out. With a piece of white poster board, cut a long, thick strip a… See more

For this craft, you will have to invest in a Rubik’s Cube–a secondhand one will do fine–but the end result will be worth it. Once the page is colored, it should be strategicall… See more

If your child plays with Legos, why not make a special Lego Batman box to keep them in? Start with a simple plastic or cardboard container. Even an old shoebox works! Wh… See more

If your child has some old blue and black Legos, have them make a crisscross shape and wrap packing string or thin rope around the middle to secure it. Let your child color 4-6 Batma… See more

This craft only requires some puffy paint and an empty crackerjack box. Start by laminating the box with a Batman coloring page. Next, a black magic marker should be used to … See more