Build A Halloween Treat Box | Printable Template & Kindness Card Activity

Looking for a creative and engaging way to celebrate Halloween in your classroom? Designed specifically for KS3 (Years 7-9), this resource offers printable templates for creating treat boxes that inspire problem-solving, collaboration, and creativity. Perfect for art, craft, and design projects, these templates turn Halloween into an opportunity for students to apply these skills in a fun, hands-on activity.

What’s Included:

• Printable PDF Instructional Guides & Templates: Easy-to-follow instructions paired with construction guides.
• Multiple Box Designs: Create and assemble boxes that can hold sweets or other small items. Students can personalise a blank template with their own design or colour one of the 18 provided illustrations, each featuring a fun Halloween message.
• Visual Instructional Video: An .mp4 file providing step-by-step visual instructions to guide students through the box-building process. Please note, the guide uses visuals of the Spring Easter box template.

Materials Needed:
To complete this activity, students and teachers will need:

• Printer
• Computer
• White paper and cardstock
• Colouring materials
• Cutting tools
• Rulers
• Adhesives
• Sweets or trinkets to fill the boxes

Please note: The downloaded resource will not include the watermark shown in the examples.

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