Halloween: explore spooky art projects and coloring pages for kids
Halloween printable coloring pages suitable for 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th grades - they are ideal for teachers and homeschoolers looking for easy Halloween art projects in the classroom. Finished artworks make great Halloween decorations and bulletin board displays. Shapes include pumpkin, witch’s hat, spiderweb, ghoul, bat, eyeballs - get creative!
NEW! SPOOKY EYEBALLS AND POTION JARS!
You can watch the slideshow below and see my 'eyeball instructions' to get some fun ideas.
You can also view this 42 page detailed new classroom art and creative writing activity packet here at my TPT store.
Create simple circles and combine watercolor paints, black marker pen, a ball point pen and pencil to create these striking spooky eyeballs.
Scroll down for more detailed Halloween classroom resources and freebies too!
You may also like to visit these pages:
AUTUMN/FALL art ideas
CHRISTMAS art ideas
You may also like to visit these pages:
AUTUMN/FALL art ideas
CHRISTMAS art ideas
HALLOWEEN RESOURCES FOR THE CLASSROOM
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IMAGINATION BOX FREE PRINTABLES
Halloween Pumpkin coloring challenge
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Are you looking for a bit of healthy Halloween food and decor among the mountain of sweet treats? We had great fun carving out this watermelon and adding pineapple chunks to the vomit - and the kids actually ate it all! The eyes were made with banana and olives attached with a cocktail stick. It was surprisingly easy and quick to do. The watermelon went on to eat the mini orange 'pumpkin' |
Halloween Doodle Webs to color
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Make your own Halloween spiderweb bunting
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Simple Pumpkin Template |
Bat template |
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Ghoulish ghost bunting
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Here are some of my kids favorite 'making' ideas that we created together
printed trick or treat bags
Trick or Treat Goodie Bags!
We bought brown paper sandwich bags and experimented with
potato and apple printing. When the paint dried, we drew the black face features on with a black marker pen. The text was added with a stencil.
peanut shell finger puppets
Peanut shell Finger Puppets
These were a great hit at home. Break off the bottom of the shell.
Paint them orange for pumpkins, or white for ghosts. When the paint is dry, add features with a black marker pen. Put them on your fingers!
bin bag spiders web
Bin Bag spider Web
I found this idea on pinterest and made this web. You'll find a link to the creator's great instructions on my recent Six SpookyHalloween Ideas blog post.
Pinterest is a great way to view, share and collect ideas. You can find lots more Halloween activities for kids on my Pinterest Halloween Board