Bring a touch of Pop Art into your classroom this holiday season with this no-prep Christmas ornament lesson. Inspired by Andy Warhol, students will explore the bold colors and repetition of Pop Art while creating their own festive ornaments. This activity is cross-curricular, blending art and literacy, and the finished pieces make a beautiful display for the classroom or hallway.
This lesson is also included in the Year-Long Art Curriculum Bundle, giving you creative projects for every season of the school year.
The Art & Roll format makes the activity interactive and fun, keeping students engaged—even those who are usually hesitant to draw. Teachers love using these lessons for substitute plans because they’re so effective at holding attention and curbing behavior issues.
Quick & Easy Prep
Simply print the student pages, gather a few simple materials, and you’re ready to go! Perfect for:
What’s Included
Non-editable PDF
Game sheet
Reflection sheets
Coloring page
Finished example
Writing activities
Why Hand-Drawn Resources Work
Students often feel discouraged when comparing their work to polished digital images. Hand-drawn examples make the process approachable and encourage them to take creative risks without worrying about perfection.
Teacher Feedback
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Kids loved, loved, loved putting their own ornaments together! Great way to let them get creative yet give them the guidance to put together a nice piece to take home.” – ArniLynne T.
Bring a touch of Pop Art into your classroom this holiday season with this no-prep Christmas ornament lesson. Inspired by Andy Warhol, students will explore the bold colors and repetition of Pop Art while creating their own festive ornaments. This activity is cross-curricular, blending art and literacy, and the finished pieces make a beautiful display for the classroom or hallway.
This lesson is also included in the Year-Long Art Curriculum Bundle, giving you creative projects for every season of the school year.
The Art & Roll format makes the activity interactive and fun, keeping students engaged—even those who are usually hesitant to draw. Teachers love using these lessons for substitute plans because they’re so effective at holding attention and curbing behavior issues.
Quick & Easy Prep
Simply print the student pages, gather a few simple materials, and you’re ready to go! Perfect for:
What’s Included
Non-editable PDF
Game sheet
Reflection sheets
Coloring page
Finished example
Writing activities
Why Hand-Drawn Resources Work
Students often feel discouraged when comparing their work to polished digital images. Hand-drawn examples make the process approachable and encourage them to take creative risks without worrying about perfection.
Teacher Feedback
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Kids loved, loved, loved putting their own ornaments together! Great way to let them get creative yet give them the guidance to put together a nice piece to take home.” – ArniLynne T.
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