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No-prep, powerful, and classroom-ready. This Martin Luther King jr. mural is a monochromatic portrait collaborative project that comes with Google Slides so you can teach and display with confidence. Perfect for MLK Jr. Day and Black History Month — without staying up late designing anything.
Celebrate the Gee’s Bend quiltmakers with a meaningful, low-prep mural your students will love. Kids color bold patterns, then watch their pages become one powerful quilt-inspired display. You’ll feel calm, prepared, and proud — while your classroom builds community through art + history.
Make your own large scale mural to commemorate the amazing work of African American artist Lois Mailou Jones.
Make your own large scale mural to commemorate the amazing life of Dr. Martin Luther King.
Make your own large scale mural to celebrate the author and artist Faith Ringgold.
Tap taps are a colorful painted Haiti bus, named as such because riders simple reach out to the roofs and tap when they need the driver to stop.
• 25 page mural template (50″ x 37.5″)
• 36 page mural template (60″ x 45″)
This mural is to celebrate the colorful work of Haitian artist Berny Mathias.
• 12 Page Mural: 30″ x 30″
• 24 Page Mural: 40″ x 40″
• 35 Page Mural: 50″ x 50″
With this engaging project, students not only learn about Romare Bearden’s artistic contributions but also experience the power of collaboration—just like a jazz band working in harmony!
Make your own large scale mural to commemorate the amazing work of African American artist William H. Johnson.
Make your own large scale mural to commemorate the first African American President of the United States.
Make a mural to honor the accomplishments of Michelle Obama, the first African American First Lady.
Just print, color and tape together for a quick and easy classroom mural that finishes in no time.
Especially if everyone works together.