This free printable haunted house is perfect for Halloween. You can use it as a Halloween coloring page, craft or decoration!
Find DIY Halloween house decoration tips to transform your home into a haunted house. These ideas are perfect for making your house look spooky & scary.
Colour and create printable Haunted House. Instant Download! A fun, paper craft activity for Halloween, easy to construct and with lots of details to colour and cut out. You will need paper or card A4 size, pens or pencils for colouring, scissors, and tape or glue. Colour in the templates. Cut around all the elements and fold along the lines. Glue the pieces together with the tabs and where indicated to construct the house. A great craft activity to do at home, encourages creativity, helps practice fine motor skills, and teaches about 3d shapes. Encourages your child to use their imagination and explore model making. Easy to complete (some parental help for younger children!) Copyright artbyemilyskinner. For personal use only. Templates can be printed as many times as you like. You will receive 3 jpeg files containing each of the elements, plus a zipfile of SVG files and an instructions sheet. A help file will be sent with your order explaining how to download and print your items. If you have any problems with your files after purchase just send me a message and I will help you out.😊 See my shop artbyEmilySkinner for more paper craft activities, including paper houses, pop-up cards and phonics sheets. Also for Halloween see my printable colouring sheets and Halloween bundle which includes various printable activities and decorations. INSTANT DIGITAL DOWNLOAD You will receive jpeg files only. THIS LISTING IS SENT VIA DOWNLOAD. YOU ARE PURCHASING A DIGITAL ITEM. No physical item will be posted to you.
Make your own super spooky 3D paper haunted village with these patterns and tutorial from handcrafted lifestyle expert Lia Griffith and team.
Click here for the layout of this fun Halloween quilt in the Haunted Halloween Quilt Along Week 4! This quilt is so much fun to sew!
Make this creative haunted house handprint craft with your kids this Halloween complete with picket fence, coffin-shaped door, and bats flying out the windows.
Create your own spooky haunted house with this versatile Halloween craft for kids of all ages! From 2D haunted house designs on paper, to 3D cardboard box haunted houses, invite kids to use our printable haunted house designs to create their dream mix-and-match haunted mansion. This easy paper haunted house craft is an ideal October kids' art project, offering an exciting Halloween art invitation. | from barley & birch
Create your very own haunted house masterpiece using our free template. A great Halloween Craft for children and grown ups too.
A Haunted Halloween Tunnel is a fun and easy DIY project. Here is a full supply list and instructions so you can make your own.
Cardboard haunted house luminaries to make for Halloween. Fun and frugal DIY Halloween decoration from cardboard boxes. Easy and unique.
Find these 18 Halloween Hidden objects in our Haunted House Printable Seek and Find. A Halloween brain buster that will keep your kids busy and entertained!
I did this project with my 8-13 year old kids around Halloween. We used thick and thin permanent black markers to draw and color the spooky houses. We were sure to make our houses look wonky with slanted sides and windows for that creepy, abandoned house feel. We went for variety in our windows, creating different sizes and styles, and added lots of little details on our roofs like spires, weather-vanes, cats, chimneys and spider webs. At the foreground we added graves, carved pumpkins, fences, etc. The sky, path and interior window lights were painted with liquid marker ink, which I saved from dried markers. Simply place your dried markers, uncapped and felt tip down, in a jar of water and let soak for a day - you will have beautiful marker ink that you can use for painting. The moon was simply drawn with round tracer and left unpainted, though you could paint it in with white acrylic paint. These turned out so beautifully spooky and with such great contrast. The marker ink has a way of cauliflowering when it dries on the paper, which creates interesting texture, and adds to the night-time, spooky feel.
This free printable haunted house is perfect for Halloween. You can use it as a Halloween coloring page, craft or decoration!
Grab some paper, some vellum, and a flameless candle—we're making some adorable pumpkin lanterns! Download the FREE SVG cut file templates.
Halloween activities like this original Design a Haunted House PBL Unit will get your students excited about learning like never before! What better way to have students use real-life Halloween math, reading, and writing skills? In this unit, students will have the opportunity to plan and design a haunted house and persuade others to visit their haunted attraction! Please click the PREVIEW button above to get a better idea of everything included. SAVE 25% on this resource in the PBL Activities Bundle for the Year! All of the hard work is done for you. Simply print the NO PREP pages, and let your students make the decisions in this fun Project Based Learning Haunted House Unit! This engaging Halloween PBL includes: Printable Version Digital Version for Google Classroom Unit Guide for Teachers Planning the Trip Choosing a Theme Planning the House Planning the Props Shopping List Choosing a Cause Halloween Selfies The Spooky Playlist Candy Corn Concessions (Math Word Problems) Mapping Your House Project (design, problem solving, area & perimeter) Create an Advertisement Brochure Project (writing) A Frighteningly Good Flipbook Writing Project (all 3 modes: informative, persuasive, narrative) Scoring Rubrics More! Please note: Students can be required to do some research in order to brainstorm ideas. Research guides are not included with this packet. You might also be interested in these other PBL or Halloween resources: Plan a Road Trip PBL Unit Halloween Math No Prep Packet Halloween Reading Packet Halloween Color by Code Parts of Speech Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TPT purchases. I love that feedback! Also, FOLLOW ME and be notified when new products are uploaded. New products are always 50% off for the first 24 hours they are posted. It pays to follow me! As always, please contact me with any questions! Thank you, Shelly Rees
Enjoy a spookily fabulous Haunted House Coloring Page & Craft with the kids this Halloween - a fun and easy coloring page with a 3D twist!
Spooky season is here! It’s the first day of October, and I couldn’t be more excited to share my latest project with you! Feast your eyes on this terrifically terrifying new paper craft: my 3D haunted house. Like this design? Consider leaving a tip. Halloween is easily my favorite crafting season, and I have created […]Continue Reading...
I don't want to alarm anyone, friends, but Halloween is less than a week away. Have you watched all the spooky movies? Had enough pumpkin-spiced things? Glittered your bat wings? I'm just saying, this is the week to EMBRACE YOUR SPOOP. (To that point, I'm currently wearing gold foil stars-and-moons leggings for the first time ever. John declared them "distracting." MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.) Now let's get to my most requested - and ironically, easiest - tutorial of all our Haunted Mansion builds: the singing busts. Yes, this is in our yard. Honest. This DIY is so simple you're about to call us big ol' cheaters - but remember, you can cheat, too. I can show you the worrrrrrld... of cheater DIYs. Just keep scrolling. While the build itself is cheap and easy, you are going to need a digital projector, which is a definite cost. I'm told you can get holiday window projectors for as little as $30, but make sure you can plug in a USB to supply your own video. John and I have a fancier projector that plugs into a laptop, left over from my book tour days, which gets a lot of crafting use. So if you make a lot of large signs, props, etc, it's worth the investment. Right, let's get to this oh-so-easy build. Ready? 1) Find a Singing Busts video on Youtube. (We used this one.) Project it onto a large piece of pink insulation foam, backing up until they're the size you want. 2) Trace This is tricky because so much of the busts are in shadow, but do your best to fill in where the heads *should* be. 3) Tweak your outlines 'til you're happy: My bases were super wonky, so I went over them with a paper template to make them more symmetrical. 4) Cut Using A Long Craft Blade Remember to leave the bottom ledge, so the busts are all connected on one piece of foam! This will keep the spacing right. Also try to cut all the way through with the blade in one go, for smoother edges. 5) Paint The Fronts White No need to paint the edges. 6) Make A Stand We re-used the stand from the "I Wet My Plants" game at my Jungle Cruise Party, then hid it behind more pink foam. You could just use a folding table, though. You'll be tempted to hang the busts on a wall, but for the illusion to work they can't have anything behind them. So make sure your stand is at least 10-15 feet away from any flat surfaces behind it. Testing the projection. See why it doesn't matter if you paint the foam edges? The perfect spot for these fellas is between two house, so you have lots of open space behind and in front for the projector: We're using this strip between us and the neighbors. That unfinished tombstone is hiding the projector, to give you an idea of the distance you'll need. And because I know someone will ask, here's the 10th wonder of the world: THE BACK SIDE OF BUSTS And here's what our projector set-up looks like: Our laptop is inside the top egg crate, which offers a little more protection and camouflage. That unfinished tombstone is almost done, after I spent last night working on it: And finally, here's a look at the Singing Busts at night: Blown out reference shot: And now in action! John and I are almost ready to film the full yard walk-through, so stay tuned for that this Friday. We're squeezing in just a few more DIYs before then, plus I can't wait to show you our costumes. I hope you're taking time to enjoy all things cozy this month, my friend. We're getting to the season where time speeds up, which means we have to make a conscious effort to slow down. It's easy to get bogged down in the million things shouting for our attention, when what really matters are the people right here around us. So please, check in with your loved ones. Take a night off and watch a movie from your childhood. Maybe invite some friends over to join you. Breathe. You've got all the big stuff - the little stuff will follow. You mean more than you know to people you don't, and I am so, SO glad you're here, exactly as you are. Be good to yourself, k? And here's a squeezy ghost hug for the road: ::HUGZZ:: ***** It's getting near the end of the month, have you entered my Squeegineer give-away yet? Winners get to choose their prizes from the increasingly random things I find in my office closet, like these Haunted Mansion bat necklaces: Everyone who donates any amount to Epbot via Paypal is automatically entered each month, or you can enter for free by e-mail! Check out the details and prize galleries here.
Celebrate the most haunted time of the year with the Goth Cloth Co. unisex Halloween sweatshirt, featuring the bold “Spooky Season” text in a classic college font. This cozy sweatshirt, made from 80% ringspun cotton and 20% polyester, is designed for comfort and durability. Its medium-heavy fabric and relaxed fit make it perfect for layering during those chilly fall nights. Ethically crafted with OEKO-TEX certified low-impact dyes and in partnership with Better Cotton, this sweatshirt is not just stylish but also eco-conscious. Whether you're out trick-or-treating or cozying up with a horror movie, this sweatshirt is your go-to for grunge fashion and spooky vibes. Key Features: Material: 80% ringspun cotton, 20% polyester (fiber content may vary by color) Fabric Weight: Medium-heavy fabric (8.4 oz/yd² or 285 g/m²) Fit: Classic fit with dropped shoulders for a relaxed look Eco-Conscious: Made with OEKO-TEX certified low-impact dyes and Better Cotton Initiative Comfort: Brushed interior for extra softness and tear-away label S M L XL 2XL 3XL 4XL Width, in 20.00 22.00 24.00 26.00 28.00 30.00 32.00 Length, in 28.00 29.00 30.00 31.00 32.00 33.00 34.00 Sleeve length from center back, in 34.00 35.00 36.00 37.00 38.00 39.00 40.00
This is an awesome Halloween writing project that's perfect for upper elementary. It's sure to engage your students' creativity.
Garlands and Spook Galore! What better way to celebrate this Halloween season with this decor. No party is complete without an eye catching garland full of shapes and color à la Lars. Included in this purchase is the following: 1 SVG + 1 PDF of the Halloween Garland Garland includes shapes of candy, bats, Happy Halloween, boo, cats, pumpkins & witches hats. We recommend using cardstock and can also cutting them out on a craft cutting machine. Check out the full tutorial and our styling tips on The House that Lars Built *Please note: Your PDF file will arrive in a separate email a few minutes after your purchase. Please include your preferred email address. Download works best on a computer or laptop. All downloadable files (patterns, templates & printables) are non-refundable and non-returnable.
Want to add a little Disney to your fall decor with some Disney DIY? Here are 10 Disney Halloween decorations you can make yourself!
The Haunted House Granny Square is part of the Halloween Granny Square collection. MATERIALS – 4.0-mm (G/6 US, 8 UK) Hook – 3.5-mm (E/4 USA, 9 UK) Hook – 3-Light/DKYarn – Tapestry Needle SIZE 5.5” (14 cm) If you use Aran-weight yarn and a 5.5-mm hook, the final size of the square is ~ 7” (18 cm). YARDAGE 8 yds for the round center, 22 yds for squaring. To see more of my projects and patterns, visit me on Facebook and Instagram here: www.instagram.com/raffamusa_designs www.facebook.com/RaffamusaDesigns
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Get your students excited about writing with these October Writing Prompts. Opinion, Narrative and Informative prompts in fun Halloween themes.
This is a 17-question comprehension quiz that goes along with the book from Read 180 (The Code formerly known as System 44) independent reading book, Haunted Hotel. It is on a Google Form and is multiple-choice. It is self-grading, so you and the students can see how they did right after taking t...
When searching for Halloween decoration ideas, don't forget to decorate your windows. Here are 12 incredible window decorating ideas for the spooky season!
You guys! We had so much fun with the oil pastel bat craft and we hated the idea of stashing the oil pastels back in storage right away. So we put together these Oil Pastel Haunted House Crafts! It's a set of five, so create one of each for your own spooky neighborhood scene or
Learning is fun with this Halloween math activity for kids.
Give your Halloween decor a haunting update with this eerie craft idea. This Haunted Mirror is very easy to make and tons of fun to have around the house. Spook…
This paper craft haunted house is easy to assemble and perfect Halloween decor for your mantle or as table decor. Pattern and tutorial.
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I don't want to alarm anyone, friends, but Halloween is less than a week away. Have you watched all the spooky movies? Had enough pumpkin-spiced things? Glittered your bat wings? I'm just saying, this is the week to EMBRACE YOUR SPOOP. (To that point, I'm currently wearing gold foil stars-and-moons leggings for the first time ever. John declared them "distracting." MISSION ACCOMPLISHED.) Now let's get to my most requested - and ironically, easiest - tutorial of all our Haunted Mansion builds: the singing busts. Yes, this is in our yard. Honest. This DIY is so simple you're about to call us big ol' cheaters - but remember, you can cheat, too. I can show you the worrrrrrld... of cheater DIYs. Just keep scrolling. While the build itself is cheap and easy, you are going to need a digital projector, which is a definite cost. I'm told you can get holiday window projectors for as little as $30, but make sure you can plug in a USB to supply your own video. John and I have a fancier projector that plugs into a laptop, left over from my book tour days, which gets a lot of crafting use. So if you make a lot of large signs, props, etc, it's worth the investment. Right, let's get to this oh-so-easy build. Ready? 1) Find a Singing Busts video on Youtube. (We used this one.) Project it onto a large piece of pink insulation foam, backing up until they're the size you want. 2) Trace This is tricky because so much of the busts are in shadow, but do your best to fill in where the heads *should* be. 3) Tweak your outlines 'til you're happy: My bases were super wonky, so I went over them with a paper template to make them more symmetrical. 4) Cut Using A Long Craft Blade Remember to leave the bottom ledge, so the busts are all connected on one piece of foam! This will keep the spacing right. Also try to cut all the way through with the blade in one go, for smoother edges. 5) Paint The Fronts White No need to paint the edges. 6) Make A Stand We re-used the stand from the "I Wet My Plants" game at my Jungle Cruise Party, then hid it behind more pink foam. You could just use a folding table, though. You'll be tempted to hang the busts on a wall, but for the illusion to work they can't have anything behind them. So make sure your stand is at least 10-15 feet away from any flat surfaces behind it. Testing the projection. See why it doesn't matter if you paint the foam edges? The perfect spot for these fellas is between two house, so you have lots of open space behind and in front for the projector: We're using this strip between us and the neighbors. That unfinished tombstone is hiding the projector, to give you an idea of the distance you'll need. And because I know someone will ask, here's the 10th wonder of the world: THE BACK SIDE OF BUSTS And here's what our projector set-up looks like: Our laptop is inside the top egg crate, which offers a little more protection and camouflage. That unfinished tombstone is almost done, after I spent last night working on it: And finally, here's a look at the Singing Busts at night: Blown out reference shot: And now in action! John and I are almost ready to film the full yard walk-through, so stay tuned for that this Friday. We're squeezing in just a few more DIYs before then, plus I can't wait to show you our costumes. I hope you're taking time to enjoy all things cozy this month, my friend. We're getting to the season where time speeds up, which means we have to make a conscious effort to slow down. It's easy to get bogged down in the million things shouting for our attention, when what really matters are the people right here around us. So please, check in with your loved ones. Take a night off and watch a movie from your childhood. Maybe invite some friends over to join you. Breathe. You've got all the big stuff - the little stuff will follow. You mean more than you know to people you don't, and I am so, SO glad you're here, exactly as you are. Be good to yourself, k? And here's a squeezy ghost hug for the road: ::HUGZZ:: ***** It's getting near the end of the month, have you entered my Squeegineer give-away yet? Winners get to choose their prizes from the increasingly random things I find in my office closet, like these Haunted Mansion bat necklaces: Everyone who donates any amount to Epbot via Paypal is automatically entered each month, or you can enter for free by e-mail! Check out the details and prize galleries here.
