Halloween art for first grade

A splash of color and a few dabs on the paper and you have an easy and gorgeous Bat Silhouette Halloween Art. This Halloween art idea is great for kids as young as toddlers (with some help

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Creepy Carrots is a great book for fall. Kids wil love the creepy carrot craft and writing activiies perfect for kindergarten and first grade

October Crafts and Activities perfect for kindergarten and first grade. Spookley the Square Pumpkin, Creepy Carrots, and a free template for Frankenstein

What better way to prepare for Halloween than with this spooky bat craft (bat template included!) Kids of all ages will have fun with this oil pastel art technique. This bat craft is the perfect Halloween craft for kids!!!

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

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Find a haunted house directed drawing project over on the blog - perfect for Halloween and October activities in the classroom. Suitable for kindergarten, first grade and second grade - enjoy!

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

Over the past year, I've done a lot of cleaning out. All my pre-made holiday decor was given to other teachers. It had not been used in years and was taking up space! Well, last week, my first graders let me know we needed more Halloween decor in our classroom. I told them we better start creating! Here's what we made. They love it! I do, too! BONUS: This project did not cost me one cent!! Don't celebrate Halloween?? You can still make these. They are adorable with or without faces! You will…