Design a Sticker in CANVA (VIDEO Mini-Lesson + Worksheets)
$3.00
Perfect for homeschool, co-op, or classroom use, this program makes learning in Canva engaging, hands-on, and fun!
TUTORIAL VIDEO: (4 Min)
PAGE 1: Tips For Using This Canva Resource
PAGE 2: Terms of Use
PAGES 3-5 : Getting Started & Templates
PAGE 6: Tutorial Video & Activity Worksheet (Student Version)
PAGE 7: Tutorial Video & Activity Worksheet (Homeschool Version)
PAGE 8: Tutorial Video & Activity Worksheet (Faith-Based Version)
PAGE 9: Sketch & Brainstorm Worksheet
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
THREE VERSIONS – Choose What Best Suits Your Needs!
This resource comes in three different versions, allowing you to select the one that best aligns with your learning environment:
- Student Version – Designed for students in public or private schools, focusing on skills relevant to a traditional classroom setting.
- Homeschool Version – Tailored for homeschool and co-op students, emphasizing skills that fit flexible, home-based learning.
- Faith-Based Version – Perfect for students looking to integrate faith-based or ministry-related skills into their learning journey.
Each VERSION features a tutorial video and two worksheets:
- Step-by-Step Video Tutorial: The mini-lesson demonstrates easy to follow step-by-step instructions for visual and hands-on learners. Just scan the QR code provided to get started.
- Activity Checklist Worksheet: Included is an activity checklist and skillset example for real-world application.
- Sketch & Brainstorm Worksheet: A sketch & brainstorm worksheet may be used for students to create their own designs.
PLEASE NOTE: You will edit these templates in Canva, which is free to use! Just make sure you have a Canva account to get started.
TIPS FOR USING THIS RESOURCE:
1. Use Two Devices for Ease
Scan the QR code using a separate device (like a tablet or phone) so you can watch the tutorial video while following along on your computer. This makes it easier to complete the steps as you go.
2. Canva for Educators and Students
Canva offers a free version for educators! Teachers can register and check eligibility at canva.com/education. Once set up, you can assign this project as Solo Work, giving each student their own editable copy of the template. This makes it easy for students to work independently and personalize their designs.
3. Free Account? No Problem!
If you're using a Canva Basic (free) account, you can still follow along with the tutorials. Just make sure to select elements marked as free when creating your own designs. Also, when it’s time to download your project, choose to download only your page—otherwise, Canva may prompt you to upgrade or pay a fee.