Ready-to-Color "Pop Art" Father's Day Cards | Great Father's Day Craft Activity!
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Father's Day Pop Art Cards are easy (no prep) for teachers, fun for kids, and make a unique and colorful card for dad this Father's Day.
I have designed and created 13 Pop Art card templates for use in this Father's Day resource. These cards are inspired by famous pop artists such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Wayne Thiebaud, Robert Indiana, Romero Britto, and Keith Haring.
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You will need:
- Pop Art handouts/examples/instructions (included)
- Pop Art cards (included)
- Color examples (included)
- Copy paper
- Card stock (optional)
- Crayons, colored pencils, or markers
- Pencil, glue, and scissors
- Construction paper in a variety of colors
There are several options for using these cards, and I have tried to include as many designs as possible to accommodate as many age groups as possible. Hopefully, the hardest part of this lesson for the kids will be deciding what design to use!
Option #1: One way you can use the cards is to print, copy and give them to the kids exactly as they are. The students will color the outside and write their note to dad on the inside. This option would be best used with card stock if you have it, but copy paper can also work.
Option #2: The second option would be to have the kids cut out the front colored design and glue it to a piece of construction paper. They could use the image as the finished design or use it as part of a new design. This option lends itself to a lot of creativity!
Option #3: The third option (for older kids) would be to use the designs as a practice and then actually draw a design themselves on thicker (construction) paper and color their own drawing. I could see middle school kids making beautiful watercolor paintings for their cards. It would be neat to see if kids could create their own Pop Art designs after playing with these images.
For my Mother's Day cards, many teachers told me that they used these cards as an opportunity to let kids research the artists.
I hope these cards make your life as the teacher easier, and I hope they bring very large smiles to the kids and their fathers or grandfathers!
Another Father's day activity that you might really like is my Agamographs for Father's Day, Mother's day,and Valentine's Day.
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