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Celebrate World Creativity and Innovation Day.

   

A selfie of an elementary girl framed on an iPad and turned into colorful pop art using Apple's Everyone Can Create resource.

Celebrate creativity today and every day with fun, colorful lessons that spark excitement and deepen engagement with any subject. 

Using iPad and Apple Pencil, Create Pop Art is a simple 30-minute lesson idea that can bring creativity to life in any classroom and unlock a world of possibilities for every student.

Learn more about this easy project, be inspired by lesson examples from educators worldwide, and participate in a celebration of creativity in the Forum for World Creativity and Innovation Day on April 21st.

Create lessons that pop >

 

A gallery of elementary children framed in iPad and turned into colorful pop art using Apple's Everyone Can Create resources.


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3 replies

April 10, 2024

Cannot wait to try this (but I will wait until World Creativity Day!). These Pop Art creatives are so amazing - hats off to these educators!

April 21, 2024

Such a fun and creative lesson! I started this lesson with my students on Friday and we will finish tomorrow.

April 23, 2024

Easy, accessible lesson for anyone. So fun, and students find success in telling their story. Let’s celebrate creativity, today and everyday.

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