Pumpkin art projects for kids

Aren't these goofy pumpkin faces the cutest? I've saw this idea few weeks ago and had to recreate it. So this morning the boys sat down and made their very own, unique pumpkin faces. Supplies needed: 2 sheets

Use several orange paper strips to make a wonderful three-dimensional paper pumpkin.

Download your Free Printable Pumpkin template and Create a charming torn-paper pumpkin craft! It is a simple and inexpensive activity!

How to Make Puffy Paint Pumpkins Make some fun fluffy 3D pumpkins for a fall craft with the kiddos! It's very easy and after you're done you can make orange slime from it! Download the

Here's an easy Halloween kids craft. Learn how to make this cute pumpkin person using our free pumpkin template. It is fun to make and your kids will enjoy playing with their pumpkin people. Perfect fall craft for preschoolers and elementary kids. #fallkidscraft #Halloweenkidscraft #pumpkinkidscraft

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

I'm a little behind on my blog posting, so I wanted to go ahead and include everything we've been working on recently into one post. 6th grade created these amazing larger-than-life candy corn painti

Looking for a last-minute fall activity for your toddlers and preschoolers? This no-mess pumpkin painting is a fun color mixing activity that you can set up in minutes! From Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds

Grab your markers and get ready to doodle as you learn how to create your own pumpkin zentangle drawing perfect for fall!

This week, we looked at the art of Vincent Van Gogh, talked about the Element of Art, VALUE, and started creating these cute lil pumpkin paintings! Here's Van Gogh's painting, we were inspired by. Starry Night Here's how we did it! Day 1: Drew the pumpkin on a 12"x12" piece of 90 lb paper with Mrs. Stacey. We started with the middle section and worked our way out. Then, we drew the objects in the background, with a pencil. Then, we traced with Crayola Oil Pastels. I like the giant class…