Free Frida Kahlo Worksheet

Use this free Frida Kahlo worksheet while you’re teaching kids about this important woman in history.

Your worksheet is available on the Bingo Printables shop here.

You can use this worksheet many different ways:

• Active listening for kids stay busy during a lesson
• At-home activity to reinforce what they learned
• In-class presentation about this important person
• Help kids remember interesting facts about Frida Kahlo

Here’s what you’ll accomplish with this coloring page:

• Teach kids about Frida Kahlo
• Give kids tools to remember what they learn
• Encourage kids to spend time on educational activities
• Engage young minds to want to know more

Your power to make a difference is more important than ever.

This is not your average coloring page…

Not only is there a focus on interesting facts, this handout requires kids to:

• Think critically & identify positive traits
• Give their opinion & back it up with reason
• Identify with this historical icon to encourage empathy

Get them to think beyond the facts with this effective educational activity.

You’ll love sharing these printables with the kids in your life.

Frida Kahlo Worksheet PDF

Help them remember what they learn with this fun worksheet PDF featuring Frida Kahlo.

By presenting information in different ways, you are reinforcing their lessons.

Kids always enjoy hands-on learning & some kids really need this approach to focus.

This black & white coloring page is printer-friendly as well.

Have kids who love to study?

Great, they will love this!

Have kids who don’t love to study?

This worksheet doesn’t just cover the fact – kids are encouraged to include their opinions too.

There is even room for coloring & doodling.

You will be able to both entertain & educate with this worksheet.

With only just a bite-sized biography, you can paint a picture for kids of this famous woman in history.

Frida Kahlo Fun Facts For Kids

Here are some interesting facts about Frida Kahlo that kids can include:

• Born July 6, 1907 in Mexico City, Mexico
• Suffered from polio as a child
• Seriously injured in a bus accident
• Became a famous surreal artist
• Painted her emotions & personal struggles

If you’re looking for a more detailed biography, you’ll find some talking points for your class discussion.

Frida Kahlo Biography

Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter known for her vibrant and emotive self-portraits.

She was born on July 6, 1907, in Coyoacán, Mexico, and was the third of four daughters in her family.

As a child, Kahlo suffered from polio, which left her with a weakened right leg.

Despite this, she was a lively and curious child, and showed an early interest in art.

She attended the National Preparatory School in Mexico City, where she met Diego Rivera, a famous muralist who would later become her husband.

In 1925, Kahlo was involved in a serious bus accident that left her with multiple injuries, including a broken spinal column, collarbone, and ribs.

She spent months recovering in a hospital and was left with chronic pain for the rest of her life.

During her recovery, she began painting to pass the time, and soon discovered that it was a way to express her emotions and cope with her physical pain.

Kahlo’s art was heavily influenced by her experiences, both physical and emotional.

She often depicted herself in her paintings, using her own image as a symbol of her pain and suffering.

Her work was also influenced by Mexican folk art, as well as the political and social issues of her time.

Despite her physical limitations, Kahlo was a prolific artist, producing over 200 paintings in her lifetime.

Her work gained recognition in the 1930s and 1940s, and she exhibited in both Mexico and the United States.

Unfortunately, she was never fully appreciated during her lifetime and struggled with health issues and personal problems.

Kahlo passed away on July 13, 1954, at just 47 years old.

Her legacy has since grown, and she is now considered one of the most influential artists of the 20th century.

Her art continues to inspire and captivate people around the world, and her life serves as a testament to the power of art to overcome adversity.

More About Frida Kahlo

When you bring history to life, you leave them wanting to know more.

And isn’t that the goal? To get them to WANT to know more?

If you want more than just the free worksheet, you will want to also get this great bundle of activities & worksheets for kids featuring Frida Kahlo.

Everything is available right away for you to use.

With the Learn About Frida Kahlo bundle you will get 1 PDF with over 20 pages:

• Educational poster
• Black & white coloring page
• Biography worksheet
• Collectable flash card
• Word search puzzle (with answers)
• Posters with inspirational quotes
• Bookmarks in full color and black & white

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Free Frida Kahlo Worksheet PDF

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All you need to do is download & print.

Sharable Frida Kahlo Quotes

If you want to inspire your friends & family, we’ve turned these motivational Frida Kahlo quotes into sharable pictures for your to post to your social media accounts.

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These are perfect for sharing on Instagram and Facebook.

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