Greek Art for Kids

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Are you looking for super easy Greek art for kids? This art activity is the easiest I’ve ever seen! I saw this entry at the state fair and decided to do it with my own children. All you need is orange and black construction paper, scissors, and a black marker.

You will use the orange construction paper as the background of your project. We have chosen orange because it looks like the terra cotta pottery from Greece. Now you can cut out shapes of people from the black construction paper. It might be easier to draw the figures in pencil before cutting them out. Make sure the figures all face the same direction.

For the finishing touches, take your black marker and add embellishments and twirls to the top and bottom of your paper. If you need to look at Greek pottery designs, you can look here for inspiration.

If you liked this simple Greek art for kids activity, you will love my free Ancient Greece Unit Study. You might want to subscribe to my YouTube Channel to not miss any upcoming unit study videos.

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5 Responses to “Greek Art for Kids”

  1. This is a cute idea and a way to help children understand the art of Ancient Greece.

  2. Oana says:

    Thanks for the article, this is really helpful and fun, I’ll definitely try it with my niece.

  3. This is great! Thanks for sharing Susan!

  4. Victoria says:

    This is great Susan! I’m going to pin this onto my SOTW board. 🙂

  5. Shecki says:

    Also pinning! We’re doing MFW Creation to the Greeks this year, so I’ll be referring back to it in the spring. 🙂

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