- Enthuse older kids and celebrate Halloween with this detailed spooky eyeballs potion making art and creative writing activity packet.
- Suitable for grades 5-8, this resource encourages students to explore illustration techniques, experiment with color, pattern and line and to write creatively and imaginatively.
- The finished artworks will make a fabulous spooky display for your classroom and students can have fun exchanging ideas and discussing their potions.
- Eyeball jars: art activity and potion recipe writing – these jar templates can be cut out and glued back to back
- Bloodshot eyeballs: a spooky drawing activity and creative writing prompts – again, these eyeball templates can be cut out and glued back to back
- Doodle pages for early finishers, abstract eyeball patterns and ‘one -eyed monsters’
- You will also find detailed instructions, completed examples and photographs, posters and display materials
Materials and equipment needed
- Marker pens, colored pencils, watercolor paints, black and red ballpoint / fine tipped pens
- Scissors, glue sticks
- String and pegs to display the jars and eyeballs (optional)
- Print all templates onto heavyweight paper or card stock for best results
- This activity is designed to be printed on both US letter and A4 sized paper
- The templates can be enlarged if you have access to a larger printer.
- Happy Halloween!
All original artwork ©The ImaginationBox/Diane Pagan