Hi Reader!

What happens when you combine Cubism, recycled materials, and a dash of creative chaos? You get an unforgettable classroom art project inspired by Pablo Picasso!

This new project is so fun, your kids are going to absolutely love it, and especially love showing off their colorful and unique artistic creations.

This project is simple to set up, budget-friendly, and bursting with cross-curricular potential. Whether you’re introducing modern art, teaching about recycling, or encouraging out-of-the-box thinking, this activity is a fantastic opportunity to bring art and creativity to your class.

👉 Read the about the Picasso Inspired Cardboard Art Project here​

🎥Jump to the Video Tutorial​

Let’s fill classrooms with imaginative sculptures that Picasso himself would celebrate!

Picasso Bookshelf

Need some books to go with your Picasso lesson? Here are some of our favorites:

​Pablo Picasso Little People, Big Dreams​

​Who Was Pablo Picasso​

​Picasso and the Girl with a Ponytail: The True Story of Picasso's Real-Life Muse​

Yours in learning,

Shelley & The SPF Team Fostering a new generation of passionate learners and critical thinkers

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