Details
Pages
2 Pages
Subject
Seasonal
Product
Digital
Grade
Kindergarten, Pre-K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
Resource Type
Activities, Assignments, Handouts
Description
Halloween My Favorite Nocturnal Animal Activity
So many directions you could take this activity! For beginner learners, have reference pictures of some simple nocturnal animals (owl, raccoon, etc.) to help guide their drawings. For advanced learners, use this as an end of unit project to showcase what they learned. Add in different drawing mediums (markers, crayons) and textured materials (feathers, eyes) to make their drawings come to life!
For more Nocturnal Animal resources, see my Halloween Nocturnal Animal Activity - Parts of an Owl.
For more Halloween resources, see my Halloween Costume Shop Dramatic Play Signs, Banners.
For more Fall/Autumn resources, see my Pumpkin Patch Dramatic Play Signs, Accessories, Banners and my Complete Apple-Themed Classroom Activities, Crafts, Dramatic Play, Sensory.
For Halloween FREEBIES, see my Halloween Fine Motor Activity FREEBIE.
Happy Halloween!
So many directions you could take this activity! For beginner learners, have reference pictures of some simple nocturnal animals (owl, raccoon, etc.) to help guide their drawings. For advanced learners, use this as an end of unit project to showcase what they learned. Add in different drawing mediums (markers, crayons) and textured materials (feathers, eyes) to make their drawings come to life!
For more Nocturnal Animal resources, see my Halloween Nocturnal Animal Activity - Parts of an Owl.
For more Halloween resources, see my Halloween Costume Shop Dramatic Play Signs, Banners.
For more Fall/Autumn resources, see my Pumpkin Patch Dramatic Play Signs, Accessories, Banners and my Complete Apple-Themed Classroom Activities, Crafts, Dramatic Play, Sensory.
For Halloween FREEBIES, see my Halloween Fine Motor Activity FREEBIE.
Happy Halloween!
Halloween My Favorite Nocturnal Animal Activity So many directions you could take this activity! For beginner learners, have reference pictures of some simple nocturnal animals (owl, raccoon, etc.) to help guide their drawings. For advanced learners, use this as an... more
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