Drawing a Cornucopia Just Got a Lot Easier!

Were you looking for an easy way to pull off a Thanksgiving art project with your students this year? Why not try a directed drawing lesson featuring the well-known symbol of abundance…the cornucopia?

This worksheet provides step-by-step visual instructions that are simple and easy to follow, making drawing a cornucopia a snap! Once finished, encourage your students to write an informational text about the significance of the cornucopia and how it was used during the first Thanksgiving.

Pair These Easy Cornucopia Drawings with Fun Thanksgiving Crafts

You don’t have to stick with just a drawing of a cornucopia! Once your students finish them, add them to other art projects and instructional lessons for some Thanksgiving Fun!

• Use watercolors to paint the cornucopia drawing and use them as a hallway display.
• Cut out the cornucopia drawings and use them to create a festive Thanksgiving wreath by adding leaf cutouts, acorns, and other Thanksgiving decorations.
• Once students have drawn and filled their cornucopias, challenge them to come up with a recipe (tasty or not) using the items they drew in their cornucopia and make a recipe card.
• Start an autumn journal project and make the cornucopia drawing the cover.

Download and Start Your Drawings of Cornucopias Today!

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Discover more ways to spark creativity and engage your students. Make sure you check out these fantastic fall arts and crafts before you go!

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