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Art Project Halloween Art Lesson Skeleton Paper Weaving Art Activity Elementary

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In this Halloween Skeleton Paper Weaving Art Lesson, students use paper weaving and layered cut-paper elements to create a spooky skeleton artwork. It is a mixed media art project for elementary and upper elementary students in the classroom or homeschool.


Students learn foundational art-making processes and experiment with color, texture and layering while enjoying the Halloween theme. The lesson is designed to be easy to teach.




WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING


★★★★ “This was a challenge for some of my students, but they turned out cute.” Kristen T.




WHAT'S INCLUDED (NON-EDITABLE PDF)


  • Step-by-Step Art Tutorial with image-and-text instructions, including the paper weaving
  • Lesson Plan (2 pages) with materials, goals, learning outcomes and teacher and student actions
  • Step-by-Step Drawing Handouts
  • Rubric for Assessment
  • Completed Example of the finished artwork
  • Bulletin Board Sign
  • Art Making Reflection Worksheets
  • Artist Statement Template




HOW TO USE IT


Use the lesson plan to gather supplies ahead of time, then use the step-by-step tutorial to demonstrate or let students follow along independently. Display the finished skeletons with the bulletin board sign, and finish with the reflection worksheet and artist statement so students can think about their work.


Along the way students build fine motor skills, an understanding of composition and design, and creative problem-solving.




MATERIALS


  • Pencil, eraser, black felt pen
  • Two pieces of construction paper in Halloween colors
  • Glue and scissors
  • Cardstock or watercolor paper
  • Watercolor or tempera paint
  • Paintbrush and water




FAQ


Who is this for?


Classroom teachers and homeschool educators working with primary, elementary and upper elementary students.


Can students follow it on their own?


Yes. You can demonstrate from the tutorial or let students follow the step-by-step guide independently.


Is it editable?


No. It is a non-editable PDF.




ALL TEACHER REVIEWS


★★★ “Great resource that my students really enjoyed doing for halloween.” Krystle N.




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ABOUT THE AUTHOR


Kathleen McGiveron (Ms Artastic) is an artist and art educator who has been featured on NBC LX News and designs art lessons for kids and educational resources for teachers and homeschooling families. She is the founder of Ms Artastic and hosts the Ms Artastic YouTube Channel and Podcast.




TERMS OF USE


Images and lessons are copyright products.


YOU MAY: use this in your classroom or homeschool with your students for years, explore and adapt it creatively, and buy additional licenses for school-wide use.


YOU MAY NOT: use it on platforms like OutSchool, share it with other teachers or districts, post it on any blog, website or social media, or sell or distribute it for free.


Sincerely,

Ms Artastic

You will get a PDF (41MB) file