For my Halloween Crafts class, I had 34 kids sign up and I split it into two days. We had the first session yesterday! One of the crafts we made were wreaths. I purchased all kind of Halloween fabric, garland and trinkets and we wrapped, wove and tied them on to the wreath forms. We used hot glue to attach the little trinkets. K-5th grade! A student’s finished wreath All of the kids started with a wreath base and then … Read more…
This project is fun for any grade, but especially the kindergartners because it is so cute to see what they come up with. We painted broad strokes of WARM COLORS in the background with watercolor paints. Then, using black and white pieces of paper, we cut out spooky shapes– haunted houses, bats, ghosts, etc. We used a black marker to draw extra details.
So, you all know by now that I love love love Pinterest. While I was browsing this wonderful site which had to have been created by an art teacher, I found these adorable monsters: Squeeeee! Aren’t they so cute??? Here is the HOW TO MAKE… So I decided I just had to make one of these.. and I did. I don’t have pics of mine at home, but I will post them later. What I did instead of using the … Read more…
This was another good lesson I found on someone’s blog. Claim it if it was yours.. sorry can’t remember who. It was an old Halloween lesson.
Here is another Halloween lesson I borrowed from a website long ago. I do not remember where it is from. Halloween Silhouettes for Kindergartners1. Create a wash of sunset colors on paper. 2. Cut out spooky images using black, orange and white paper.3. Glue to background.
I got this idea from someone else’s blog. I can’t remember who, so if it is your idea, claim it! Print your thumprint using blank ink. Use a black marker to turn it into a spider. Use the black marker to draw other designs to make a Halloween card.
