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Bring a little seasonal fun into your classroom with this no-prep Thanksgiving art lesson. Students will design their own cornucopia while also practicing key literacy skills, making it a perfect cross-curricular activity. It’s quick to set up, fun to teach, and great for mini-lessons, sub plans, or homeschool art time. The finished pieces make a beautiful hallway or classroom display!
This activity is also included in the Year-Long Art Curriculum Bundle, giving you engaging lessons for the entire school year.
The Art & Roll format adds an interactive, game-like element that keeps students excited and focused—even reluctant artists join in. Many teachers love using these lessons with substitute teachers because students stay engaged and on task.
Easy Prep
Just print the student pages, gather a few simple materials, and you’re ready for class. Ideal for:
Sub tubs and emergency plans
Mini-lessons and art integration
Writing prompts
Homeschool art projects
What’s Inside
Non-editable PDF
Game sheet
Reflection sheets
Coloring page
Finished example
Writing activities
Why Hand-Drawn Resources Matter
Kids often compare their work to polished digital images and feel discouraged. That’s why this resource includes hand-drawn examples—to help students feel comfortable taking creative risks without worrying about perfection.
Teacher Feedback
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This is such a fun lesson! I teach Language Arts, and I am so excited to have my students use this with writing about fall!” – Cheryl
Bring a little seasonal fun into your classroom with this no-prep Thanksgiving art lesson. Students will design their own cornucopia while also practicing key literacy skills, making it a perfect cross-curricular activity. It’s quick to set up, fun to teach, and great for mini-lessons, sub plans, or homeschool art time. The finished pieces make a beautiful hallway or classroom display!
This activity is also included in the Year-Long Art Curriculum Bundle, giving you engaging lessons for the entire school year.
The Art & Roll format adds an interactive, game-like element that keeps students excited and focused—even reluctant artists join in. Many teachers love using these lessons with substitute teachers because students stay engaged and on task.
Easy Prep
Just print the student pages, gather a few simple materials, and you’re ready for class. Ideal for:
Sub tubs and emergency plans
Mini-lessons and art integration
Writing prompts
Homeschool art projects
What’s Inside
Non-editable PDF
Game sheet
Reflection sheets
Coloring page
Finished example
Writing activities
Why Hand-Drawn Resources Matter
Kids often compare their work to polished digital images and feel discouraged. That’s why this resource includes hand-drawn examples—to help students feel comfortable taking creative risks without worrying about perfection.
Teacher Feedback
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “This is such a fun lesson! I teach Language Arts, and I am so excited to have my students use this with writing about fall!” – Cheryl