Halloween or not, teaching your little one about monsters and witches can be a lot of fun if done right. In fact, it can also help reduce your little one’s fear, if any, and can help him learn more about these fictional characters in a fun and engaging way.

This witch line study ticks all the boxes- it is the perfect Halloween activity for kids, and can also help your little toddler to improve his writing skills.

Ready to get started? Scroll down and keep reading to discover everything you need.

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The best part about this witch line craft activity is that you won’t need any fancy art and craft supplies to make it happen. And yes, you don’t even need to be there to supervise.

Here’s a short list of everything you need for this fun art activity.

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Supplies Needed For This Halloween Witch Craft

How to Try This Witch Line Study

Ready to get started on this fun-filled art activity? Here’s what you need to do. First off, download the free printable, save it and print it on a sheet.

Gather the rest of the supplies and have them handy.

Get your little one to fill in the different sections of the witch with straight lines, using the fine tip marker.

Let him do this for the entire picture, leaving certain obvious areas blank- like the eyes, the details, etc.

Now, it’s time to put in some color! Get out the box of crayons, and let your little one color the different sections, however, he likes!

If you don’t have crayons, you can also get your little one to use color pencils instead.

Once that’s done, you can now move on to cutting out the extra white border and use glue to paste it wherever you want to!

And that’s it! It’s that easy!

Why Witches?

If you randomly spotted this witch line study activity, and you’re still wondering why your little one actually needs to learn about them, well, it’s because most growing children develop fears about things they don’t know. Getting your child familiar with Halloween and its concepts and characters can allow you to discuss and tackle the subject in a more practical, and less scary way.

Plus, this also helps improve your toddler’s writing abilities, and gives his motor skills a good boost.

Did your little one love this line art activity? Time to gear him up for some more fun filled ones momma! I’ve got you some more similar exciting line art and paper craft activities right here, so go ahead and take your pick!

Check out more Free Halloween Printables here on Craft Play Learn!

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