Juneteenth art projects for kids

Easy cotton ball Juneteenth Flag Painting for kids. The colors represent the Pan-African flag which is often used to celebrate Juneteenth.

Easy Craft Stick Flag for Kids to Celebrate Juneteenth - Crafting A Fun Life

First graders watched a short video about African culture and what it is like for a child to grow up in Africa. They learned about some of the everyday routines of African children, like going to school, helping with animals and crops, getting water for their families, and of course playing. They are in many ways very similar to the lifestyle that they lead. First graders learned about Kente cloth. Kente cloth has its origin with the Ashanti Kingdom, and was adopted by people in the Ivory…

More Juneteenth posters! 1-3rd grade members made posters expressing their definition of freedom.

Juneteenth Suncatcher Craft is a fun and easy craft for kids using contact paper! It is also a great way to celebrate Juneteenth.

DIY confetti poppers for Juneteenth. This is a fun art project for families who are celebrating Juneteenth. Perfect for kids, teens and adults.

During a recent African unit, my kids and I made Kente "cloths." Here's how we did it.

Whether you do just one of these with your kids or pair several of the activities together, we've got some fun ways to respectfully observe the holiday.

These traditional African crafts for kids teach us about the rich and colorful heritage of the African continent! Play games, create art and have fun!

3rd Grade students enjoyed making their own versions of African Mud Cloths. They viewed a powerpoint with many examples and learned the history and traditional methods of their creation. Of course …