10 Spooky Halloween Monster Lantern Crafts, Printable, No Prep
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Get ready for Halloween with this fun decoration that can add a touch of eerie ambiance to your classroom or home. Hang these monsters anywhere you want a spooky atmosphere.
Monsters included: Vampire, Ghost, Monster, Jack-O-Lantern, Witch, Frankenstein, Bat, Mummy, Werewolf, and a Black Cat
Your students will have so much fun putting up their lanterns afterwards.
Here’s are 10 simple Lantern coloring craft activities to choose from that requires no prep and is perfect for solo work or collaborative group work. Each student can make their own lantern and combine them to make beautiful ceiling art.
- Start by printing out a PDF file. You can choose the coloring sheet (Black and white) or the colored version (ready to be cut right away).
- Cut out the shapes using scissors. Make sure to follow the lines carefully to get clean and precise cuts.
- Once you have all the shapes cut out it’s time to get creative! Encourage everyone to decorate their shapes using crayons, markers, or colored pencils. They can color them in different patterns or add details to make them unique.
- After everyone has finished coloring their shapes, it’s time to assemble the final artwork. Provide glue and tape at each station for participants to use.
- Instruct the participants to follow the teachers example.
- Once the artwork is complete, let it dry for a few minutes before putting them together displaying it as a decoration. You can hang it on a wall, window, ceiling, or place it on a table for everyone to admire.
This activity is not only fun but also allows participants to practice their fine motor skills, creativity, and collaboration . Enjoy your crafting session!
Have a fun and wonderful Halloween!
***Notes***
Digital download only.
Works best with card stock.
***Whats Included***
Black and white PDF version ready to be colored in.
Colored PDF version ready to cut right away.
***What Materials are Needed***
Scissors
Glue or tape
Crayons, markers, or paint
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