Elementary art halloween

This is an awesome Halloween writing project that's perfect for upper elementary. It's sure to engage your students' creativity.

Create adorable ghost family portraits using cardboard and other recycled craft supplies! This not-so-spooky, kid-friendly Halloween art project is perfect for pre-K and early elementary classrooms. Art teachers will love this easy, inexpensive, and eco-friendly craft that encourages imagination. This cute ghost art is fun to personalize and an easy October art lesson to set up. | Halloween art for kids | Halloween craft projects | Halloween classroom | Halloween bulletin board ideas

These spooky mummy eyes are such a fun Halloween project! I saw a version of this project online and just had to recreate it. The oil pastels are a bit messy but this is a no-paint project that can be completed in one art session.

Salad spinner art! How amazing are these Halloween cut outs using the @ikea_australia salad/lettuce spinner with their paints.Watch the magic unfold of these spinner patterns. We add some blutac on…

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earning how to draw a mummy head is really easy and fun. We'll show you how to draw, outline, and color your drawings with markers.

Time required: 2 sessions (can be same day, but paint requires dry time so do it earlier in the day) 1 - 10-15 minutes 2 - 30-40 minutes Materials session 1: White paper Yellow oil pastel or crayon Watercolour paint (I use tempera paint pucks) Large paint brush Water cup

Halloween Pastel Project: This is a Halloween Project we did in Art Class to prepare for Halloween. Materials: White Construction Paper Any 2 watercolors (Not Black or yellow) Paint Brush Water Yellow Pastel Black Pastel Pencil IMAGINATION

White pencil on black paper can be really satisfying & a great way to inspire your students. It's a valuable way to teach students tones, values & form.

These chalk pastel ghosts were a lesson in drapery. We worked on large 26x18 in sheets of paper, rendering the folds of a sheet over a basketball perched on a stool! These spooky ghosts were done by kids ages 10-14 at Art Spot Studio.