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Need a quick lesson for Pink Shirt Day in your classroom? Learn how to create a Pink Shirt Day poster or art piece with a free pink shirt download!

Before you continue to read, be sure to grab your Free Pink Shirt Day Printable and print off enough copies for your students. This download will contain the printable and a poster example to show your students!

>>>WATCH THIS AS A YOUTUBE VIDEO!<<< Watch as I explain How to make a Pink Shirt Day Art Project! I will turn this printable template into an ART PIECE! Oh yeah, perfect for the art classroom!

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1) Print off the Shirt
Print off as many copies as you need for your students.

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 2) Write or Draw your Message

Students can write messages of what they promise to do to stop bullying or be kind in the shirt. They can also draw pictures that illustrate it instead if you would like this to be an artwork.

3) Add Detail
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Add fine details such as a boarder, line, or pattern to create a detailed artwork for Pink Shirt Day.

4) Color your Poster!
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To finish your art piece up, color it with a variety of mediums or materials such as wax crayon, felt markers, oil pastel, or even paint. You can choose to leave your art piece as is and use it as a poster in your classroom, on a bulletin board, or around the school, or you can cut the shirts out of the paper and use it as smaller art pieces or hang like pennants. Whatever you do, be sure to take a picture of your finished project and post to the internet and be sure to tag me at #msartastic or @msartastic so I can check out how you have use it in with your students! I really LOVE taking a look at kids art! If you follow me, please let me know so I can return the follow!

If you liked this lesson, please follow my store by clicking the green star in my TpT store and leave some feedback! As well, you can get see some behind the scenes stories and get art ideas by following my Instagram account. For more free art tutorials and art teacher tips, subscribe to my YouTube channel where you get to see the art making happen in action and you can also show some of the videos to your students.

What I would love to know is what you do in your classroom on Pink Shirt Day?
Leave your ideas below in the comments section and I’ll be sure to reply!

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2 Comments

  1. I just emailed my principal to ask if our school could do Pink Shirt Day. Thank you for this fun project, too.

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