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Here are 10 Batman Crafts for Kids that are just what you need for Batman Day on 16th September! Grab your mask, don your cape and let’s craft!

We have a lot of superheroes today, from multiple universes, with new ones cropping up all the time. Each superhero has his or her own superpowers, which could be inherited, derived from animals or from some other source.

But what if there was a superhero who didn’t have any superpowers?

Yes, he exists, and he’s Batman!

It’s true, Batman is one of the top superheroes of all time, but he’s the only one who has no real superpowers. He’s just a human like you and me, and yet he doesn’t hesitate to go out and face huge risks to save the day. 

If you ask me, that’s what a true blue superhero looks like!

Fun Facts you’ll love about Batman:

• Batman’s real name is Bruce Wayne, which is derived from Robert the Bruce, a Scottish revolutionary, and Mad Anthony Wayne, a U.S. Army officer
• The original design of Batman featured the superhero having blonde hair and wearing a red leotard
• Batman’s sidekick, Robin, appeared in 1940, after which the Batman comic sales doubled
• Batman’s favorite food is Mulligatawny soup, a traditional soup from South India
• Bruce Wayne’s IQ is believed to be 192, which is higher than Albert Einstein’s

With Batman Day coming up on 16th September, we’re getting ready to celebrate by watching Batman movies, reading Batman comics and of course, making Batman crafts!

10 Boombastic Batman Crafts for Kids

1. Craft Stick Batman Puppet

You know that Superman aka Clark Kent works for The Daily Planet newspaper, but did you know that the paper is owned by Wayne Enterprises? This means that in a nutshell, Superman works for Batman’s company! Well, in this superhero puppets craft, they don’t look like they have a problem with it!

2. Mix and Match Superhero Craft

Messy Little Monster brings us a craft that looks like Batman is ready to go out and save someone in distress! So how does Batman know he is needed? He looks for the Bat Signal – a bat-symbol in the night sky, which is projected by the Gotham City Police using a light with a bat shape on the lens.

3. Batman Mask For Kids

Batman’s costume is called the batsuit, and it is made of bulletproof material. While the suit has undergone many changes over the years, some things have remained constant – the cape, bat ears, the bat emblem and of course, the mask! Make your own mask with this tutorial from The Inspiration Edit.

4. Paper Plate Batman Craft

Gotham sounds like a strange name for a city, doesn’t it? Well, the writer apparently just chose it randomly from a telephone book, which featured the number of a store named Gotham Jewellers! Create your own Gotham cityscape with the instructions from Non Toy Gifts.

5. Batman Handprint Card

If you’ve got a friend who’s a die-hard Batman fan, they will love receiving this DIY card from The Best Ideas for Kids! In addition to showing them these Batman crafts, you can also direct them to the Canadian University of Victoria, which offers a course called ‘The Science of Batman’!

6. Paper Roll Batman and Robin

Yes, this is a list of Batman crafts, but we can’t leave out Robin! His real name is Richard John “Dick” Grayson, and he is the youngest member of an acrobat family called the ‘Flying Graysons’. Now that’s a fun fact that goes with this cute craft from The Craft Train!

7. Paper Bag Batman Craft

Several actors have played Batman over the years, including George Clooney, Val Kilmer, Robert Pattinson, Ben Affleck and Christian Bale. The actor who’s been Batman for the longest time is Kevin Conroy, donning the batsuit from 1992-2022! Make your own multiple versions of Batman crafts by using paper bags of different colors and following the steps at Non Toy Gifts.

8. Batman Papercraft for Kids

We love this paper Batman craft from Big Family Blessings for including all the aspects of the batsuit, including the much-talked-about utility belt! The Bat-Utility Belt has all kinds of tools, like smoke bombs, remote trackers, batarangs and even a shark repellent!

9. Mason Jar Batman Money Bank

It is estimated that to be Batman, you’d need more than $300 million, for the supercomputer, bomb shelter, car and Batcave. This still doesn’t include his boat, helicopter or airplane! Well, you can start saving now – with this Batman-themed money bank from Fireflies and Mudpies!

10. Duct Tape Batmobile Craft

You can’t talk about Batman crafts without mentioning the Batmobile, which has been beautifully recreated here by The Craft Train! When he’s not fighting crime, Bruce Wayne drives a 2006 model Lamborghini Murciélago; Murciélago means ‘bat’ in Spanish. 

And there you go – a list of fun Batman crafts for kids – and the kid-at-heart! We know there are many adult Batman fans out there, and these crafts could be the perfect opportunity for Mom and Dad to bond with their little ones!