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Are you looking for some Halloween Classroom Door Decorations? Then you’ve come to the right place. This post is packed with inspiration for you. Whether your goal is to win the Halloween Classroom door decorating contest or just to create something super easy, I’ve got you covered.
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In this post I’ve grouped door ideas by category. Some require DIY and quite a bit of time and others are super easy. Check out idea number 43, that you can probably accomplish in two minutes if you want something quick and easy. I hope you have fun creating your Halloween door and enjoy this spooky season!
Read on to check out all of these ideas and more!
Does your school do a Halloween door decorating contest? If so I’ve collected some ideas for you that are creative and unique and are sure to get your class to win the contest this year. Check them out below.
If you want to copy this door idea print off portraits from the Addams family and have students past their faces on them! Don’t forget to add Thing and Cousin It!
Some of the most popular ideas are based on current shows that students love. If your students are fans of the show, Stranger Things, they’ll love this Halloween classroom door idea.
Get inspired by a movie that your students love and decorate the door as one of the favorite characters, like Mike Wazowski from Monsters University.
Would your students get a kick out of this idea? (Pun intended) For this one you just need a couple of clothes lines with clothes pins and Halloween socks.
If you’re not artistic you can trace the animals and the tree on black paper to re-create this masterpiece.
Create a haunted Hallway design by making your class door look like old lockers with creepy stuff going on inside.
Get imaginative! Combine multiple elements like black paper silhouettes, spiders hanging from webs, and glow-in-the-dark decorations for a one-of-a-kind spooky Halloween door. Cotton balls, tissue paper, and disposable gloves filled with candy can also add a fun twist. Check out some more creative classroom door ideas below.
Get inspired by a Halloween movie favorite, the Nightmare Before Christmas for your next Halloween classroom door.
This door features the Wicked Witch of the West taking a face dive in a cauldron.
To really make a statement why not expand your door decorations to the ceiling too!
This amazing door décor was inspired by the spooky series, Goosebumps. This teacher printed pictures of some of the book covers to decorate the door.
This giant door monster was made from a kit from Walmart. Be sure to check out stores for easy pre-made kits like this.
Bring humor to your door with puns and jokes. Create a snapshot of a skeleton teacher teaching a class full of skeleton students with a speech bubble saying, "You won't find a better class!" You could also incorporate Halloween puns in your door décor. Check out some more funny ideas below.
The Wicked Witch of the West took a splat on this classroom door.
Here’s a clever Halloween pun that you can copy. This cute door even has fangs on the lettering!
This lucky teacher’s parents created this cute classroom door for her.
If you have a retro classroom theme, I just found you the perfect Halloween door idea, your welcome!
Recreate iconic scenes from the movie "Hocus Pocus" on your classroom door. Have students help paint characters and elements from the movie using paper plates and paint. If you love this movie, check out some more inspiration to create a Hocus Pocus door this Halloween.
This door idea is all about the hair and how could you resist that quote!
This door décor can be purchased on Etsy for download.
For the little ones, try to keep it fun and less scary. Use cute pumpkin faces, smiling ghosts, and friendly black cats for a more age-appropriate decor. Get students involved with a classroom craft that then becomes your door décor. Get some inspiration for your preschool door below.
To copy this bulletin board idea, add the names of your students on cute little ghosts.
Have your preschoolers create little pumpkins or ghosts to help decorate your class door.
Give students shapes and have them glue them together to create mini Frankensteins to decorate your classroom door for Halloween.
Create Halloween doors that promote learning for kindergarten students. Use counting games or integrate alphabet letters with Halloween themes, like "A is for Apple" with a seasonal twist of caramel apples. Have students create cute pumpkins, or witches with construction paper to add to your door. Checkout some more fun ideas for your Kindergarten class door below.
Have your students help create creepy witches to add a little Halloween décor to your classroom door.
Another fun classroom activity is to have student create friendly spiders. Add some spider webs from Amazon to complete the look!
Looking for some door decoration ideas for your elementary classroom? You can transform your primary school door into a haunted house. Have students create small props, such as bats and cobwebs, to further enhance the design. Check out some more fun Halloween class door ideas below.
This cute door décor was created with a bulletin board kit that was re-purposed for the class door. It features little ghosts that you can put your students faces on. If you love this door you can find the kit here.
This might be the perfect door décor right before your field trip to the Pumpkin patch.
Add student names to the green bubbles from the witch brew to make them feel a part of your class décor.
This next section is for the middle and high school teachers. One idea to decorate your door is to allow your older students to showcase their skills and preferences with a door decoration that represents their favorite Halloween movies, books, or characters. Encourage them to use foam core and paint for a more professional look.
You could also incorporate a pun based on the subject that you teach. Check out some inspiration below.
Here’s an easy idea to copy for a middle or high school math teacher.
For the next phase of this door décor, the middle school students are going to make their own bats that will hang from the door frame!
Promote reading while being festive by creating a door inspired by Halloween-themed books. Allow students to choose their favorite scary titles and incorporate them into the design. Check out some more Halloween doors with book themes below.
Here’s a cute sign for the school library that you can DIY with construction paper.
Steal this pun and you can even print off book covers and put fake spider webs on the door for a 3-D effect.
Encourage student participation by incorporating elements like handprint ghosts or footprint pumpkins, or another Halloween craft where they can personalize the door with their creations. You could also incorporate student photos such as ghost with their pictures. Check out some more ideas to get your students involved in your classroom door below.
In each little ghost students have created book summaries about a Halloween favorite book.
An easy way to involve students is to add cute characters like these ghosts with their names on them.
To decorate this door, have student create painted footprints in Halloween colors.
Have students create artwork like these adorable bats and use them as your Halloween classroom door décor.
Add student pictures to cute Halloween creatures like ghost for a door that they’re sure to love.
Don't forget about bulletin boards! Use Halloween-themed borders, images, and classroom activities to engage students while also complementing your decorated door. Check out some inspiration below.
This cute bulletin board would go great with a retro themed classroom.
You could use this cute Halloween décor as a bulletin board or to decorate your classroom door.
The best Halloween doors involve a little DIY. Feeling crafty? Check out some creative ideas to DIY your Halloween door this year.
Give your classroom door a festive touch with some construction paper cutouts! You can create a colorful monster by cutting out different shapes in red, white, orange, and black paper. Add pipe cleaner antennas and googly eyes to bring it to life.
Another idea is to make cutout ghosts and customize them with student names, making it a fun interactive decoration. Also, don't forget about creating classic cutout shapes like pumpkins, and bats. Below check out some DIY inspiration for doors that are created with construction paper and simple shapes.
This is an easy DIY idea that you just need construction paper and googly eyes.
Who better to welcome your students into the classroom this season then the Wicked Witch of the West.
You don’t have to be an artist to create this black cat Halloween classroom door.
You can create a quick and easy monster door with basic shapes and the best part is it doesn’t have to be perfect!
With construction paper in simple shapes, you can create this cute vampire door for your classroom.
To add a touch of magic, use brooms and other props like plastic spiders for an eerie vibe. Attach a broom to the door handle to give the appearance of a witch trying to sneak in.
Here are some quick and simple ideas perfect for spicing up the look of your classroom door:
Check out some more easy classroom door ideas for the spooky season below.
Here’s the easiest idea I found. You can cover your existing door décor in spider webs. No need for any additional decorations. You can find spider webs on Amazon here.
Here’s another easy one. How about covering your class door in caution tape for a spooky vibe? The best part is you can get a roll of caution tape on Amazone here.
How about getting a cheap Skeleton cutout on Amazon like the ones here or at the Dollar store for an easy way to add that Halloween feel to your classroom this year.
Remember, when it comes to DIY Halloween door decorations for your classroom, your creativity is your only limit.
If you want to purchase kits or Halloween decorations for your class door, check out some of my top picks below.
When it comes to decorating your classroom door for Halloween, Etsy offers a wide range of creative kits to choose from. With the help of these kits, you can easily transform your classroom door into a spooky or festive display. Check out some of my favorite Halloween classroom door décor kits that you can get from Etsy.
You can find this kit in my Etsy shop here. It goes great with a groovy retro or western theme.
The best part of this kit is these adorable ghosts with cute glasses and flowers.
The retro class theme is very popular this year and this door décor kit would fit it perfectly.
The best part of Halloween for many is the sweet treats and this class door kit makes a play on that.
This kit comes with all the lettering and elements already cut out for you so you can assemble it in a snap.
Love the message and the fun coloring of this kit.
I love this kit because the Halloween creatures have a ton of character.
In addition to decor kits, you can also find a variety of Halloween classroom door signs and hangers on Etsy. These unique and custom pieces are designed to make your classroom door stand out and add a touch of holiday spirit. Check out some of my favorites below.
Customize this cute sign with your name and hang it on your class door.
This clever door hanger would be the perfect door décor for the season.
This sign would add some Holiday vibes to your classroom door.
Don't forget to check local vintage shops or seasonal supply stores for more unique Halloween classroom door decor. These smaller businesses may offer one-of-a-kind items that can make your classroom door truly standout. By shopping local, you're not only supporting your community but also potentially discovering rare and vintage Halloween decorations that add a classic touch to your classroom.
So, whether you prefer DIY kits, door signs and hangers, or shopping local for vintage finds, there’s something out there for everyone to create an engaging and spooky Halloween classroom door display.
There are endless ideas for Halloween-themed door decorations. You can try creating a striped witch door, a Jack O' Lantern door, or a Monsters, Inc. door. Other ideas include a Dracula door, a polka-dotted monster door, or a scarecrow door. Use your imagination and have fun with it!
To make a spooky yet age-appropriate Halloween classroom door, you can focus on fun themes that are not too scary for younger students. For instance, you can design a mummy door using streamers wrapped around the door or a friendly ghost door made with white paper and black felt for the eyes and mouth.
Simple DIY Halloween door decorations for a classroom could include using colored paper, markers, and craft supplies to create a pumpkin patch door, a spider web door, or a bat cave door. You can also use store-bought decorations like window clings or cutouts for a quick and easy solution.
Kid-friendly Halloween door themes for your classroom can include popular characters or movies, like a Monsters, Inc. door, or a Hocus Pocus door. Other ideas could be a candy corn door, a friendly ghost door, or a cute black cat door. Just keep in mind to choose themes that are not too scary for your students.
For creating Halloween door decorations in your classroom, you can use a variety of affordable materials like construction paper, bulletin board paper, markers, crayons, tape, glue, scissors, and store-bought decorations. You may also want to incorporate materials like wiggly eyes, felt, or cardboard for added creativity.
Incorporating educational elements in your Halloween door decorations can make them more engaging and relevant for students. For example, you could create a door design that includes Halloween-themed math problems or design a door featuring Halloween words and phrases for a language arts lesson. Another idea is to create a door with fun facts about Halloween traditions and history.
I hope in this post you found some new Halloween Classroom door decorations that you can use in your class this year. Feel free to save your favorite ideas to your Pinterest boards. To do that just click on the picture, then click on the red P and choose your board.
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