Art class halloween

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 was a really fun, fast and furious one day art project I did last week with my mixed Grade 4-6 art class. I saw the project HERE on a fellow Canadian teacher's website: https://www.mmemarissa.com/art-projects. She is a French Immersion elementary teacher from British Columbia who posts many art lessons. She posts all the steps to the mummy eyes project and also includes a free eyes template. I ordered these new neon oil pastels (from Amazon) for the project. Usually the Mont Marte brand…

I did this project with my 8-13 year old kids around Halloween. We used thick and thin permanent black markers to draw and color the spooky houses. We were sure to make our houses look wonky with slanted sides and windows for that creepy, abandoned house feel. We went for variety in our windows, creating different sizes and styles, and added lots of little details on our roofs like spires, weather-vanes, cats, chimneys and spider webs. At the foreground we added graves, carved pumpkins…

Halloween Painted Skeletons. This middle school art lesson is perfect for Halloween Art or Dio Los Muertos Art.

With Halloween being one my students’ favorite times of year, I am always coming up with new Halloween art ideas. I have taught Halloween lessons including cute monsters, witches, haunted houses, spooky cats and pumpkins all while still teaching students new art vocabulary or introducing them to new art techniques. Here are some of my favorites.

36.3K likes, 467 comments. “It’s a combo craft! So much spooky fun! earrings from @meeshmade”

Miss Lee on Instagram: “This one was probably the quickest and easiest Halloween project to teach this time around, and my students really had a lot of fun with…”

Create your very own haunted house masterpiece using our free template. A great Halloween Craft for children and grown ups too.

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