Halloween Projects in Flock XR

Halloween coding and 3D design projects

Bring a little Halloween creativity into your computing lessons with five free projects for Flock XR, a free browser-based tool for coding and creating 3D worlds.

Designed for learners aged 8–14, these step-by-step projects combine programming, 3D design and physical computing with plenty of opportunities for learners to experiment and make each project their own.

What's included?

This free project pack contains five Halloween-themed activities:

• Costume designer – create and customise a Halloween costume in 3D.
• Pumpkin head – design a character with a spooky pumpkin head.
• Haunted hut – build and customise a Halloween-themed 3D environment.
• Lights out – use a BBC micro:bit to interact with a spooky 3D world.
• Bubbling cauldron – create a magical bubbling cauldron using code and visual effects.

Easy to use in the classroom

Each project provides step-by-step instructions that learners can follow independently or as part of a computing lesson.

The projects are designed as starting points rather than fixed outcomes. Learners can change the models, colours, environments and code to develop their own ideas and creations.

What is Flock XR?

Flock XR is a free, open-source tool for creating and coding interactive 3D worlds.

It runs directly in a web browser, so there is:

• No software to install
• No learner login required
• No subscription required

Learners can start with block-based programming while working in a 3D environment, making it ideal for creative computing activities across Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3.

Find more free projects

This pack contains five projects from the growing collection of free Flock XR project guides.

Explore more coding, 3D design, game-making and creative computing projects at:

projects.flockxr.com

Start creating with Flock XR at:

flockxr.com