Scoony-Doo Face Masks

• Children can use cardboard to make a face mask of their favorite Scooby-Doo character. After drawing a favorite character's face on cardboard, like Scooby-Doo or Shaggy, parents can punch holes in either side of the face mask and attach a rubber band to hold the face mask in place.
  
  

3-D Mystery Van

• Draw the Scooby-Doo Mystery Van on cardboard, color the van pieces, then cut them out and glue them together to make a three-dimensional version of the Mystery Van. If you have a group of kids, break the project into sections and assign each child a particular part of the van to be responsible for, such as the side panels or the wheels.
  
  

Scooby-Doo Hand Puppets

• Gather old socks and use markers to draw and color Scooby-Doo characters on the socks to make a set of hand puppets. Draw a spooky backdrop of a cemetery on paper and let your children perform a hand puppet show in front of the backdrop.
  
  

Mystery Plates

• Use paper plates and colors to allow children to draw their favorite Scooby-Doo characters in a spooky scene they make up. Each paper plate will represent a different scene the children can put together to create one Scooby-Doo story. If this craft is done in a classroom, the paper plate pictures can be displayed in the classroom.