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Who doesn’t love a silly pumpkin? This is another great October project to do, especially if you have students in your class who don’t celebrate Halloween. Pumpkins can be associate with Halloween but they are also just a fall staple! I have done this project with K and 2/3 so it is adaptable to the

Easy art lessons with a Halloween theme.

Drawing perspective is not always easy. The idea is to recognize that as a tree grows tall, it narrows. With some oil pastels, some paint and a bit of black

4th grade students drew a background separated into five sections with images and words describing the Fall season. Students then outlined their drawings and used watercolors to paint in each section. Students also drew and painted a harvest pumpkin to complete their project.

Looking for imaginative Halloween activities or an October art lesson for kids? Try our fall nature collage project! This fun and easy art project teaches children how to create spooky paper landscape art using autumn leaves, acorns, sticks, grasses, and other seasonal finds. Visit for the step-by-step instructions for this exciting kids fall art project and variations for kids and art students of all ages! | Elementary art | Art classroom | Art teachers | Nature school

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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.

This week, 3rd grade is trying something new! I found this on A Faithful Attempt blog, and wanted to try it with our students! Here's how we created ours! Materials: 90 lb paper (got to have thick paper!) Sargent chalk pastels Crayola Oil Pastels Sax India ink Ticonderoga pencils Day 1: We looked at the example on the Faithful Attempt blog, and looked at actual pumpkins. We observed the curved lines and different values (lights or darks) on the pumpkins. We observed they're not perfectly…

This week, we looked at the art of Vincent Van Gogh, talked about the Element of Art, VALUE, and started creating these cute lil pumpkin paintings! Here's Van Gogh's painting, we were inspired by. Starry Night Here's how we did it! Day 1: Drew the pumpkin on a 12"x12" piece of 90 lb paper with Mrs. Stacey. We started with the middle section and worked our way out. Then, we drew the objects in the background, with a pencil. Then, we traced with Crayola Oil Pastels. I like the giant class…