October art for elementary students

Educational and craft activities for kids and parents

This pumpkin art project is so fun for a fall craft with your Kindergarten kids! It also makes an excellent fall or Halloween bulletin board!

This watercolor spider web art is so fun and colorful. Kids will love making this easy Halloween and fall art project!

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

Find awesome Halloween art for kids of all ages and abilities! Pumpkin art, bat art, spider web paintings and more that use all different types of art materials and techniques.

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…

Create vibrant autumn art with this fun kids' painting idea! Use sponge painting to craft colorful silhouettes of fall-themed shapes.

Looking for imaginative Halloween activities or an October art lesson for kids? Try our fall nature collage project! This fun and easy art project teaches children how to create spooky paper landscape art using autumn leaves, acorns, sticks, grasses, and other seasonal finds. Visit for the step-by-step instructions for this exciting kids fall art project and variations for kids and art students of all ages! | Elementary art | Art classroom | Art teachers | Nature school

Let's learn about the Mexican holiday, Dia de los Muertos by creating an oversized symmetrical sugar skull in art class! This lesson is hands on, fun and has the perfect books to accompany it!

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