Kindergarten art halloween

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…

Celebrate Halloween fun (or spookiness!) with this stunning Halloween Silhouette Art that makes use of negative space. Free printable Halloween outlines are included.

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

Here is a super fun Halloween art project that you can do with your kids at home, or in the Kindergarten classroom. It all started when I asked my five year old to think of a project that kids in her class would enjoy. She said "cardboard ghosts!" So I went with this idea, and it ended up being a really fun project. When you hang the finished ghosts on a tree they will spin in the wind and the eyes create a fun effect. Scroll down to the bottom to watch a video of how they look when…

Aren't these goofy pumpkin faces the cutest? I've saw this idea few weeks ago and had to recreate it. So this morning the boys sat down and made their very own, unique pumpkin faces. Supplies needed: 2 sheets

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.

Looking for a fun and frugal October craft for kids? Try making ghost family portraits from cardboard! This easy recycled art project is perfect for kids of all ages. Using scrap supplies and simple techniques, children can create imaginative ghost art that's both cute and eco-friendly. Get step-by-step instructions for this enjoyable Halloween-themed activity that's great for home or school. | Ghost craft | Ghost art | October themes | Recycled crafts for kids | from barley & birch