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This drawing and coloring template celebrates Black History month and Bob Marley’s enduring legacy as a reggae icon? It focusses on shape and proportion, making it a fantastic tool for unlocking creativity and enhancing artistic skills in grades 1-12. Designed as a fill-in-the-blanks coloring page, this template features a Bob Marley illustration where some parts are pre-filled with a detailed reference image while others are left blank. Students are encouraged to analyze the pre-drawn sections and use them as a guide to complete the rest of the image, honing their skills in shape recognition and proportion. Once completed, students can bring their artwork to life with vibrant colors, transforming the blank spaces into a stunning and expressive masterpiece.

This versatile resource offers opportunities for interdisciplinary learning, making it more than just an art activity. Teachers can integrate it into music and history lessons by discussing Bob Marley’s impact on reggae, social change, and cultural identity. In geography, students can explore Jamaica’s rich heritage and the global influence of reggae music. Additionally, the template strengthens observation, critical thinking, and fine motor skills, making it an ideal classroom activity for teaching artistic fundamentals.

This resource includes:
3 Templates: ( EASY, MEDIUM and DIFFICULT) Size A4 (8.3 x 11.7 inches)
2 pages of lesson description
3 pages of completed images for reference, one colored and the others blank.

NOTE

The resource has varying levels of complexity and blank spaces: EASY, MEDIUM and DIFFICULT. You can choose the level depending on the students ability