Digital Halloween Monster Art Project
No prep sub plans for elementary are easy with my engaging, digital art project to build a monster on Google Slides™. Students will practice technology skills with my digital Halloween monster template and step by step art lesson. Then, pick a writing prompt to draft a creative story about their monster craft.
Need fun, fast finisher activities for 2nd and 3rd graders? Digital art projects are paperless, take up no space, and don’t use art materials. Simply assign the monster art project digitally using your LMS, and stop worrying about early finishers!
Digital Halloween Monster Templates
This Google Slides Halloween activity includes tech tips and step by step directions with pictures for independent learning. And, kids can build a monster using either copy & paste or drag & drop.
Overview of My Digital Monster Art Project
First, your students will pick a background. Then, they’ll add a body, head, arms, legs, eyes, and a mouth. Next, they’ll include ears, horns, and a hair poof to finish it off. Lastly, they’ll add slime, a talk bubble, and a text box.
This digital art activity is a great for teaching background and foreground. Working in layers like this creates a sense of depth.
Technology Skills
- Copy & paste
- Drag & drop
- Rotating
- Ordering
- Resizing
What’s Included
- 18 Student Direction Slides, with step by step tutorial so kids can create their cute digital monster project independently
- Digital Moveable Pieces, so kids can either copy and paste or drag and drop to create their monster from the templates
- 7 Background Slides, where students will paste or drag their project pieces onto
- 2 Halloween Writing Prompts, for kids to complete after making their monster
- 4 Teacher Examples, fully completed, which you can use to demonstrate
You Will Receive
- 1 Non-Editable PDF (with access link & teacher directions)
- 1 Google Slides Doc (Digital Halloween Monster Art Project & Writing Prompts)
Why You’ll Love My Halloween Monster Art Project
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My students absolutely love these digital art and writing activities!
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I did this after a digital quiz and they loved it! I would share it as a link with seesaw or googleclassroom. After a quick demo on copy/paste they went for it! Great resource!
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This was great because my students who had been working on descriptive writing of an imaginary monster. I only wish I had discovered this resource before we started our writing so that we could describe the digital monsters. Even so, we had a lot of fun creating a digital monster after.
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Sarah Cole –
This was a great activity to teach the idea of “layering” in Google Slides. The students really love these!
Marilyn M. –
This was great because my students who had been working on descriptive writing of an imaginary monster. I only wish I had discovered this resource before we started our writing so that we could describe the digital monsters. Even so, we had a lot of fun creating a digital monster after.
Terilyn V. –
My students absolutely love these digital art and writing activities!
Teach in Primary (Teacher-Author) –
It was a little bit hard for my students to use, but they ended up loveing it.
Hannah D. –
Great resource!
erika M. –
Great!
TeachLoveSpanish (Teacher-Author) –
Great resource.
My Music Store (Teacher-Author) –
My student had a great time creating their own monster. Very easy to use!
Artsy Ivie (Teacher-Author) –
I did this after a digital quiz and they loved it! I would share it as a link with seesaw or googleclassroom. After a quick demo on copy/paste they went for it! Great resource!
Heather G. –
Great resource!!
Tamara A. –
Great art activity for my students. Thanks!