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Pop Art Heart - Art Lesson | Art Sub Plans

$8.00

Brighten up your pop art unit with this Pop Art Heart activity. If your students are over basic coloring pages (and you’re over worksheets that all look the same), this lesson gives them a clear structure and plenty of room to create artwork that feels personal and original.

Designed for any classroom and any experience level, this resource is also a strong pick for sub plans. The directions are simple and step-by-step, so a substitute can run the lesson with minimal prep on your end. Print, set out materials, and you’re ready.

What’s included

  • Non-editable PDF

  • Game sheet

  • Reflection sheets

  • Coloring page

  • Finished example

  • Writing activities

Students practice the elements of art through the included art-and-roll style games, making this a good fit for mini-lessons, centers, early finishers, or a full class period.

Prep

Very little to none: print the student pages, gather the listed materials, and start.

Why some pages are hand-drawn

Not everything in this resource is digitally illustrated on purpose. When students only see polished digital examples, many assume their work should look “perfect,” which can shut them down fast. Hand-drawn visuals help lower the pressure, making students more willing to try, take risks, and stay engaged—even if their drawing skills are still developing.

Brighten up your pop art unit with this Pop Art Heart activity. If your students are over basic coloring pages (and you’re over worksheets that all look the same), this lesson gives them a clear structure and plenty of room to create artwork that feels personal and original.

Designed for any classroom and any experience level, this resource is also a strong pick for sub plans. The directions are simple and step-by-step, so a substitute can run the lesson with minimal prep on your end. Print, set out materials, and you’re ready.

What’s included

  • Non-editable PDF

  • Game sheet

  • Reflection sheets

  • Coloring page

  • Finished example

  • Writing activities

Students practice the elements of art through the included art-and-roll style games, making this a good fit for mini-lessons, centers, early finishers, or a full class period.

Prep

Very little to none: print the student pages, gather the listed materials, and start.

Why some pages are hand-drawn

Not everything in this resource is digitally illustrated on purpose. When students only see polished digital examples, many assume their work should look “perfect,” which can shut them down fast. Hand-drawn visuals help lower the pressure, making students more willing to try, take risks, and stay engaged—even if their drawing skills are still developing.

Engaging Abstract Portrait Art Lesson with Writing Activities

These no-prep abstract portrait projects are perfect for your art sub tub, making it easy for substitute teachers to implement. The engaging nature of the lesson helps with classroom management and student behavior. Use it to kickstart your art integration activities or as mini-lessons within larger units. These lessons are also excellent for writing prompts and center printables. Perfect for homeschooling, language arts teachers, and art teachers alike, this adaptable resource includes differentiation ideas to suit multiple grade levels.

Why You’ll Love This Art Class Game:

  • Engaging and Versatile: This best-selling Paul Klee abstract portrait art lesson captivates students' creativity and keeps them engaged.

  • Structured Yet Open-Ended: The lesson offers a balanced structure that encourages independent creative thinking. Students use the game sheet as a prompt to create unique artworks, with markers, crayons, or kid-friendly paints recommended.

  • Multi-Grade Adaptability: Suitable for various readiness and ability levels, this resource includes differentiation ideas to meet diverse classroom needs.

Included in This Resource:

  • A 15-page non-editable PDF featuring:

    • Game sheet

    • How-to-draw sheet

    • Templates

    • Detailed instructions

    • Artwork compare and contrast activity

    • Coloring page

    • Finished example

    • Artist reflection activities

The Value of Hand-Drawn Resources:

This resource includes both hand-drawn and digitized hand-drawn sheets. Hand-drawn resources can alleviate students’ perfectionism, making them feel more comfortable and less afraid of mistakes. The high-quality pages print well and are clearly visible for students, fostering confidence and engagement. For students with visual perception issues, the digitized hand-drawn sheet with darker lines offers an additional support option. Choose the version that best supports your students’ needs, ensuring their success.

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Licenses and Terms of Use:

This product is licensed for single user/single classroom use. If other teachers are interested, please refer them to my TpT store at Party in the Art Room. Detailed terms of use are included within the product download. This is my original work, crafted with dedication and care. Thank you for respecting my terms of use.

Transform your classroom with this delightful abstract art lesson and watch your students' creativity soar with this fun art class game!