Halloween art lessons

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

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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.

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

These chalk pastel ghosts were a lesson in drapery. We worked on large 26x18 in sheets of paper, rendering the folds of a sheet over a basketball perched on a stool! These spooky ghosts were done by kids ages 10-14 at Art Spot Studio.

Spooky House Halloween Art Lesson in Watercolor & Oil Pastel. This Halloween Art Lesson can be easily adapted for 2nd grade- up to 8th grade and created in various art mediums. Works perfectly homeschool and for remote teaching with whatever supplies students have on hand at home.

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

Create adorable ghost family portraits using cardboard and other recycled craft supplies! This not-so-spooky, kid-friendly Halloween art project is perfect for pre-K and early elementary classrooms. Art teachers will love this easy, inexpensive, and eco-friendly craft that encourages imagination. This cute ghost art is fun to personalize and an easy October art lesson to set up. | Halloween art for kids | Halloween craft projects | Halloween classroom | Halloween bulletin board ideas

This simple bat art project is easily adaptable for kids of all ages and helps work on fine motor skills and concentration. A fun Halloween craft kids will love! Free printable included. #projectswithkids #halloweencrafts #kidsart #batcrafts

Andrea Nelson on Instagram: "It’s a combo craft! So much spooky fun! earrings from @meesh_made #scraperpainting #ghostart #halloweenart #halloweendiy #halloweencraft #acrylicpainting"

Craft your own Frankenstein and Pumpkin Halloween Agamograph using our free template! Watch this mesmerizing art project magically transform before your eyes, making it ideal for Halloween fun and unleashing your creative expression.

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…

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They are smoky witch cauldrons are magical, haunting, and perfect for Halloween. Create your own cauldron design or use our free printable templates to make this beautiful and witchy art.

Learn how to make easy bat tessellations and ghost tessellations for a fun and spooky Halloween math art project for kids. Halloween tessellations is a good math art lesson for the classroom or for at home during the fall months when you need a good indoor boredom buster.

This watercolor art project is perfect for fall and Halloween! Kids will learn an easy watercolor resist technique using black oil pastel and bright bold colors to create spider web art. Have kids learn about spider webs and tie this into a science lesson!

Lauralee Chambers🌀 on Instagram: "I forgot to share these amazing webs and beautiful kente cloth spiders, inspired by the African folktale from Ghana about Anansi the spider by Gerald McDermott. Lots of learning, lots of art elements and skills. #spiderart #spiderartwork #folktale #artandculture #artelements #fourthgradeart"