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Red Ribbon Week Art Game

(111 customer reviews)

$4.99

Decorate your bulletin board with these drug-free red ribbons. Fill up your art sub plans folder with no-prep art projects that pair well with other Red Ribbon Week activities. Great for classroom teachers and homeschooling parents wanting to “paint” on a dime.

Resource Info
Grade Levels: 3rd - 5th Grade
Teacher Duration: 45 mins.
Standards: LA.W.3.2, LA.W.4.2, LA.W.5.2
File Formats
File Type: ZIP & Google Drive - Instant Digital Download
Total Pages: 18 Pages + 9 Slides + Digital Spinners + Demo Video
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Due to the nature of digital resources, NO REFUNDS will be provided. Please use the Q&A tab to ask questions prior to purchasing to ensure this resource works for you.
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Red Ribbon Week Art Game

Need Red Ribbon Week activities for display on your elementary bulletin board? Imagine these red ribbon art projects in your hallway with a writing prompt. Help your elementary art students take a stand against alcohol and tobacco. And, live a healthy lifestyle.

The step by step drawing guide, PowerPoint and demonstration video make perfect no prep, art sub plans for elementary art for 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders.

That’s right. Sit back while I teach your students how to play the roll a dice game and design the red ribbon myself! Kids can also choose patterns using the ‘you pick’ worksheet or digital spinners—whatever works best for you!

Plus, it’ll help cash-strapped teachers like you plan projects for Red Ribbon Week using only markers. Yes, you can watercolor paint with markers! This art project includes a ribbon template for easy drawing.

What’s Included

I’ve designed 3 different ways for students to attempt this art project. All will motivate kids to create! Choose which way works best for your classes:

  • Roll a dice game to add randomness to your student’s artwork
  • “You Pick” art worksheet for kids to choose their own patterns
  • Digital spinner wheels, so kids can randomly pick patterns and you can integrate technology
  • Printable dice template in case you have no dice
  • Step-by-step picture directions to guide students through the art process
  • Red Ribbon Week Template which kids can draw directly on it or transfer it to heavy drawing paper
  • Drawing practice worksheet, so kids can practice drawing patterns
  • 2 Be Drug-Free Writing Prompts, so you can tie this drawing project to literacy
  • 2 Red Ribbon Week Coloring pages that you can use for absent students or hand out as a classroom prize
  • Helpful Tips & Tricks handout with teacher directions to help guide the lesson
  • Step by Step Video Tutorial, with optional captions

How to Use My Red Ribbon Week Ribbon Art Projects for Elementary

The best part about my art activity is that it’s flexible and can be used in many ways throughout your classroom. It’s great for maternity or emergency art sub plans, early finisher activities, indoor recess, or even an after-school art club.

You Will Receive

  • 1 Non-Editable Printable PDF (Red Ribbon Week Art Project)
  • 1 Non-Editable PowerPoint 
  • 1 Demonstration Video
  • 5 Digital Spinner Videos (downloadable, and links to them on Google Slides and YouTube)
  • Paperless Google Drive Digital Resource

Why You’ll Love It

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I used this activity with my 4th graders to help decorate our school for Red Ribbon Week! They loved the activity, and it was tons of fun to facilitate!

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This is a great resource. My students enjoyed completing their ribbons and adding to our door display for Red Ribbon Week.

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So nice to have a Red Ribbon Activity for art class! My students loved it! These lessons are so convenient, and easy to implement. Thanks!

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111 reviews for Red Ribbon Week Art Game

  1. Mary Rosenberg –

    My students just did the coloring of the different ribbons. We used the ribbons as a door decoration.

  2. Kimberly S. –

    I used this with my 3rd grade enrichment students. We like to decorate and the students had fun creating their own drug free ribbon.

  3. Victoria G. –

    My students loved this. We used the project for a door decorating contest and won!

  4. Katie K. –

    We used these as decorations around the halls during red ribbon week.

  5. Mrs Pickle –

    This was a very helpful activity for Red Ribbon Week.

  6. Colleen M. –

    A perfect resource for Red Ribbon week. My students loved this activity.

  7. Teach Create Eat (Teacher-Author) –

    Amazing, highly recommend. Worth every penny & my students were so engaged!

  8. K D. –

    Great resource for students to learn about this important week

  9. Teresa T. –

    The sixth grade students were very creative with their RRW ribbon creations. The lesson went very well and kept them engaged.

  10. Amy A. –

    So nice to have a Red Ribbon Activity for art class! My students loved it! These lessons are so convenient, and easy to implement. Thanks!

  11. Sue F. –

    My students enjoyed the red ribbon activities and enjoyed coloring the ribbon. It was nice to have all the students post their ribbons on their own lockers.

  12. Andrea F. –

    This was a great resource for red ribbon week. My kids enjoyed seeing their artwork hung around our classroom!

  13. Christine L. –

    My student have really enjoyed making the ribbon this week. I used the spinning tool for the older students and the template for my younger students. Everyone has loved it.

  14. Deborah Cruz –

    Excellent resource, my students love it.

  15. Melissa Parker –

    My students enjoyed this activity a lot. They put a lot of hard work into their creations.

  16. STAAR Power (Teacher-Author) –

    Very useful resource!

  17. Alisha C. –

    This is a great resource. My students enjoyed completing their ribbons and adding to our door display for Red Ribbon Week.

  18. Catherine C. –

    I did not do writing activites because I am a guidance counselor. We had a discussion and then they enjoyed co;oring the pictures. IT was a great red ribbon activity.

  19. Kelsi B. –

    Some of my students had a hard time understanding how to do the designs and patterns but overall all of my students enjoyed it. I let those struggling just design it however they wanted and it was still a great turn-out.

  20. Love2TCH (Teacher-Author) –

    Great activity to wrap up the week.

  21. Melissa M. –

    thank you

  22. Debbie B. –

    Thanks the kids love being creative!

  23. Maggie L. –

    My class loved this activity. It was so helpful. Thanks!

  24. Vickie B. –

    Awesome

  25. Amy L. –

    They turned out so cute!

  26. Lori Penrose –

    Very helpful

  27. Melissa N. –

    My students really enjoyed the drawing activity and made a great bulletin board for Red Ribbon Week. The writing prompts were a great addition to the activity.

  28. Alyssa W. –

    Easy to adapt and make work for any students.

  29. Creating Joy on Penrose (Teacher-Author) –

    My students and I loved this activity. I appreciated the variety of options available to decorate the red ribbon! Those variety of options made it engaging for all grade levels of students I teach. Thank you!

  30. Toni E. –

    Great resource!

  31. MEGAN BARTLETT –

    Used this with student council! They loved it!

  32. Margaret S. –

    I have used these in my art room. They are great for subs and the students seem to like them.

  33. Claudette Faria –

    engaging and fun

  34. Cara O. –

    Thank you!

  35. Teacher Tech and Things (Teacher-Author) –

    Loved this resource!

  36. Kristen B. –

    So cute!

  37. Lindsay H. –

    Great activity for Red Ribbon Week!

  38. Kelly T. –

    Great activity for my GS.

  39. Judi D. –

    Great resource!!

  40. The Lively School Counselor (Teacher-Author) –

    We used this resource to decorate the halls for Red Ribbon Week. It looked great! Thanks!

  41. Margaret M. –

    Great activity during red ribbon week!

  42. Koury Fadal –

    Great way to show our commitment to staying drug-free during red ribbon week!

  43. Molly M. –

    Loved it! Great resource!

  44. Jeffrey Kuntz –

    My students loved creating these ribbons for Red Ribbon Week. They make for a great door display! Thanks!

  45. Mellissa Winzenrith –

    Awesome quick art project for red ribbon week!

  46. Veida S. –

    Loved the directed Drawing activity

  47. Priscilla H. –

    My students enjoyed this very much!

  48. Tamara A. –

    My students drew on this digitally using Paint 3D. The kids loved it.

  49. Bethany S. –

    I used this activity with my 4th graders to help decorate our school for Red Ribbon Week! They loved the activity, and it was tons of fun to facilitate!

  50. Julie B. –

    I adapted this to each grade level in my school from PreK up to 8th grade. We did a school wide project during Red Ribbon Week. We hung the ribbons in the front windows of the school. It was AWESOME!!! The younger kids rolled for solid colors and the older kids rolled for the designs.

  51. Dana P. –

    This was a fun and engaging way to talk about why red ribbon week is important for them as 5th graders!

  52. Nicole M. –

    This was an awesome activity to use during RRW and we used the students work to display in the hallways!

  53. Jessica L. –

    Students and teachers loved this! We used this as our kick off activity for Red ribbon week with our 4th graders. The pattern sheet helped give them ideas instead of them sitting stumped with what to draw! loved this!!

  54. Geraldin P. –

    Great resource

  55. Tiffany R. –

    We don’t have art classes. My 8th graders were really creative with their designs. I used them all to create a nice hall display.

  56. Christine M. –

    Loved it!

  57. Lobo’s Learn (Teacher-Author) –

    Great resource. Students loved it!

  58. Rebecca D. –

    My students loved these!

  59. Meggan S. –

    The students loved this activity! Thanks!

  60. Katie Bungo –

    A wonderful addition to our hallways for Red Ribbon Week. Thanks!

  61. emily N. –

    Fun activity to do with my students.

  62. Chasity W. –

    Good resource for red ribbon week.

  63. Kimberly K. –

    These came out great and everything was easy to follow!

  64. Toni S. –

    A fun activity for my class while we discuss Red Ribbon week.

  65. Michelle C. –

    Fun for Red Ribbon Week

  66. Jennifer M. –

    Some of my lower 2nd graders had difficulty understanding the task, but the rest did well! Super Cute!

  67. The Quirky Counselor (Teacher-Author) –

    Love this so much! I’d love to see an adapted version of this for my younger friends.

  68. Beth P. –

    Looking forward to using this with junior high students.

  69. Lori D. –

    Love this.

  70. Laura P. –

    Used these as a part of a design contest for our Red Ribbon Week Celebration.

  71. Amy W. –

    Kids liked this!

  72. Kristi Vincent –

    Easy to use.

  73. Sonya M. –

    LOVE IT!!

  74. Michelle C. –

    This resource was exactly what I was looking for.

  75. Jennifer H. –

    My students LOVED doing this activity.

  76. BETHANY U. –

    PERFECT activity to help decorate our classroom for red ribbon week!

  77. The Innovative Library Media Center (Teacher-Author) –

    Looking forward to using this next year in MakerSpace!

  78. CSI in the Jungle (Teacher-Author) –

    This will be fun to do during our drug awareness lessons. Thank you!

  79. Mary V. –

    Students LOVED, LOVED, LOVED this activity!!!

  80. Leslie M. –

    Thanks!

  81. Hemingway in 4th Grade (Teacher-Author) –

    I love these art projects! We used these to decorate our school office.

  82. Matthew G. –

    Great Resource!

  83. MrsHertel –

    My students loved this activity. Will be using it year after year!

  84. Cacie Stewart –

    Very excited to try this with my upper grades! Thank you for the activity.

  85. Francine S. –

    The freedom of individuality allowed for this project gave us a beautiful display!

  86. Casey M. –

    My students loved this!

  87. Roxy’s Creations (Teacher-Atuhor) –

    Amazing for Red Ribbon Week

  88. Brooke C. –

    We did these for Red Ribbon Week. The kids really enjoyed designing their own ribbons, and displaying them.

  89. Cheryl Q. –

    Great website!!!

  90. Welton C. –

    This was a great help.

  91. Nicole W. –

    Awesome!

  92. Frances B. –

    Terrific resource! Thanks.

  93. Kendra G. –

    love these! they are so great to use!

  94. Maureen T. –

    very cute door decoration! trhank you!

  95. Amber B. –

    Kids loved it! Very engaging! Made a wonderful Red Ribbon Week display!

  96. Gee Gea S. –

    My first graders loved this.

  97. Positive Priorities (Teacher-Author) –

    My students really enjoyed this!

  98. Valeri B. –

    🙂

  99. Jaclyn M. –

    I am obsessed with this!!!! Awesome!!!!!

  100. Marion K. –

    This will be a great new addition to Red Ribbon Week.

  101. Bits and Pieces (Teacher-Author) –

    cute

  102. Helen Jo Morse –

    I can’t wait to try these out this year. I’m intrigued by this series of games you’ve made 🙂

  103. Rachel Renner –

    Love this!

  104. Shelley Edwards –

    Cant wait to use it during Red Ribbon Week!

  105. Staci W. –

    Perfect for Red Ribbon Week!

  106. Mrs Amandas Adventures (Teacher-Author) –

    great

  107. Mona E. –

    Loved this! We made a nice display in our classroom with the ribbons. Thank you!

  108. Jenni M. –

    My kids loved this! Thanks!

  109. Shawna K –

    So cute and fun 🙂

  110. Eat Pray Travel Teach (Teacher-Author) –

    This was a fantastic addition to our weekly activities. My 5th graders were so excited for this unique activity. I can not wait to check out the other projects to use with my students!

  111. Katie T. –

    SO excited to use this product! My kids are going to love it! Thanks!

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