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Black History Murals Bundle: 5 Collaborative Classroom Murals

$39.97

Need a meaningful Black History Month display without hours of prep? This bundle gives you 5 collaborative murals that students can’t wait to color—plus Google Slides to introduce each artist. You’ll feel prepared, calm, and proud as your classroom builds something beautiful together.

Description

Your Black History Month plan shouldn’t start with a panic-scroll

You want to honor Black artists in a way that feels joyful, student-centered, and visually stunning
…but you’re also juggling a million things, and “design a big hallway-worthy project” is not a casual Tuesday task.

If you’ve ever thought, “I want this to be meaningful… I just don’t have time to reinvent it,” this bundle is for you.

The done-for-you solution: a collaborative mural bundle that actually works

With these black history murals, every student contributes a piece, and you get a bold, unified display—without complicated prep or advanced drawing skills.

Print. Color. Assemble. Celebrate.

What’s included

  • 5 printable collaborative mural templates (each mural includes multiple class-size options)
  • Google Slides to introduce the artists and guide the project (perfect for visual teaching)
  • Step-by-step instructions + assembly directions (so you’re not guessing as you tape)
  • Materials list + teaching notes
  • Sample images to help you preview the final look

The 5 murals inside this bundle

  1. Romare Bearden Collaborative Mural
  2. Faith Ringgold “Tar Beach” Collaborative Mural (includes simple body shapes students can customize) 
  3. William H. Johnson Collaborative Mural
  4. Gee’s Bend–Inspired Collaborative Mural
  5. Lois Mailou Jones Collaborative Mural

Want complete art lessons done-for-you all year?

If you’re craving standards-friendly, full-month planning support (not included here), check out the Art Projects for Kids Curriculum Club.

Picture your room on mural day…

Students are focused, proud, and helping each other match colors and patterns.
You’re not scrambling—you’re facilitating.

You’re becoming the teacher with the plan

The one who leads meaningful projects confidently—without staying up late cutting, sketching, or second-guessing.

Ready to make Black History Month powerful and easy?
👉 Yes, I want the Black History Murals Bundle >>

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