American Flag Mural - Veteran's Day Bulletin Board Idea
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Veteran's Day is Friday, November 11th - and to recognize the men and women who have fought to keep our country free, we thought a bit of patriotic classroom decor was in order. Check out this fabulous American flag mural from Kathy Barbro of Art Projects for Kids! You kiddos will love creating a piece for the bulletin board and we love the idea of allowing students to use their favorite art medium {pastels, markers, colored pencils, crayons, collage, paint, etc} in order to create an eclectic and artsy finished product.
American Flag Mural
Kathy actually sells the template for the mural at her site which includes 32-pages for your kiddos to color. If you don't wish to purchase the template, here's how we'd tackle the project.
- Measure and cut pieces of white background paper to fit your bulletin board.
- Find a clip art image of the American flag online, using your classroom projector system to enlarge and trace the image onto the pieces of white bulletin board paper.
- Based on the number of students in your class, measure and create a grid on the paper.
- Use scissors to cut the paper/flag image apart, scripting a small number on the back of each piece so that you know how to put the mural back together.
- Provide each student with a piece of the mural and get decorating!
Supplies for this bulletin board...
- White bulletin board paper
- Various graphic art/craft materials - crayons, markers, colored pencils, tempera paint, pastels, watercolor paints, etc.
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