Preschool andy warhol art

Use this collection of Andy Warhol teaching resources and complete Famous Artist Unit lesson plans for elementary art classes.

Kids Learn about Andy Warhol and Pop Art by recreating his art using this fun and simple activity. Add to your child's knowledge of Art History in a fun way!

Warhol soup cans art project with easy step-by-step drawing guide. Your kids will love making their own Warhol soup cans!

Create 10 crafts inspired by the legendary artist Andy Warhol! Great addition to art class for elementary kids!

Last week, Kindergarten started their new project inspired by the artist, Andy Warhol! This project was also inspired by the artists on the @Blooming_Artists Instagram. Check them out, by clicking on their name! Here's how we create ours! First we looked at the artwork of Pop artist, Andy Warhol. People usually recognize him most for his iconic pictures of Coke bottles, Marilyn Monroe, and Campbell's soup cans. Here's his lithograph of flowers we were inspired by! Materials: Sax Versatemp…

Handprint Pop Art Activity - Andy looking for a super simple, super fun Andy Warhol activity for kids? Whatever the age, thes HAndy Warhols Are a fun project to make with kids. And perfect for Father's Day (combine Dad's hand with the kids?) So cute!

All the classes learned about Pop Art featuring artists Andy Warhol, Claes Oldenburg, Roy Litchenstein and Keith Haring who was inspired by them. 1st grade did their own version of Andy Warhol̵…

Kindergarten kids create Andy Warhol inspired hand and heart prints.

Looking for some fun new ways to explore art with kids? Kids of all ages (from preschoolers upwards) will really enjoy this Andy Warhol art for kids. It's such a fun way to explore colours and various art mediums. The best part - this Andy Warhol for kids is SUPER easy to do. Follow the step-by-step directions below to get started with this fun pop art for kids project!

I first came across these brightly colored handprints on Instagram. @summitartists posted her results and they were just so eye-catching, I had to try them! My first graders loved the little video …