Printable Face Mask Craft for the Classroom

This free printable face mask template gives teachers a flexible resource for art lessons, character design, dramatic play, and costume activities. The black-and-white template features a woman’s face that students can personalize with colors, patterns, and decorative details. Teachers can print it directly from the product page or download the one-page PDF for later use.

After decorating the mask, students can cut around the outer shape and eye openings. With adult assistance, user-provided elastic or string can be glued or otherwise secured to the sides; the printable does not include side holes. Students in Grades 1-2 may need help with the detailed cutting and assembly, while older students can complete more of the process independently.

To complete the activity, provide paper, coloring or decorating materials, scissors, elastic or string, and a suitable adhesive or fastening method.

For personal and single-classroom use only. Redistribution, resale, and commercial use are not allowed.

Ways to Use This Printable

Invite students to explore color, line, pattern, and decorative details in an art lesson.
Use the mask as a character-design prompt for storytelling, theatre, or dramatic play.
Create wearable masks for a classroom performance or costume project.

Seasonal and Holiday Uses

Use the template for a Halloween character or classroom costume activity.
Create and decorate character masks for a supervised Purim activity or celebration.
Explore bold colors, patterns, and festive details for Carnival or Mardi Gras.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I receive, and how can I print it?

The resource contains one black-and-white mask template featuring a woman’s face. Print it directly from the product page or download the one-page PDF and print it from your device. Craft materials are not included.

How can teachers use this face mask template?

Use the template in art lessons, character-design activities, storytelling, theatre, dramatic play, classroom performances, or supervised seasonal crafts. Students can personalize the same design in different ways, making it suitable for discussing artistic choices and individual interpretation.

Which holidays and celebrations suit this mask activity?

The template can be used for supervised Halloween, Purim, Carnival, or Mardi Gras activities, as well as classroom performances and costume days. Students can adapt the colors, patterns, and decorative details to match a character or celebration theme.

How do you make the printable mask wearable?

Color or decorate the face, cut around the outer shape, and carefully cut the eye openings. With adult assistance, glue or otherwise secure user-provided elastic or string to the sides; the printable does not include side holes. The user must provide the craft materials, scissors, elastic or string, and a suitable adhesive or fastening method.

What support do younger students need?

Students in Grades 1-2 may need an adult to handle the detailed cutting and assembly. Older students can work more independently according to their skills. An adult should check that the eye openings are clear and the fit is comfortable before use.

Can I use this printable with my class?

Yes. The license allows one teacher to use the printable in a single classroom. Redistribution, resale, and commercial use are not allowed.

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