Screen printing activities are a lot of work but so much fun. Andy Warhol is the PERFECT artist to make a printing project with. Each student can express their individuality even though we're all doing the same project.  

Items you will need: 
styrofoam plates 
dull pencils/ ball point pens (most of the kids should have a dull pencil 
paper
tape 
black paint
roller brush 
black construction paper
neon colored paper or bright colored paper

PREP- This is a HIGH PREP activity. To save time in the classroom I cut the bright colored paper into squares and glue them onto the black paper BEFORE i went into the class. I also cut the styrofoam plates to the size of my papers, so a fourth of the black paper. I then took a sheet of regular printer paper and cut that to size and taped it to my styrofoam piece. 

When we went to do the project each student had on their desk : the four squared glued paper , the styrofoam piece pre taped and asked to pull out a pencil. 

step 1: direct the students to draw something they really love or something that represents them. make sure you tell them to pic something with bold lines and not too many details. I used a smiley face for an example. Lots of students drew the "among us" guy and he worked great. You're going to want to do this lightly not too much pressure

step 2: Once they have the image down you'll then tell them to go back over the lines now but pressing down with more pressure to give the styrofoam plate beneath the paper an indent. 

step 3: we had a inking station by the sink in the class room , students lined up and we rolled their stamp for them and they stamped it four times on their paper. 

You'll want a helper for this in the classroom maybe two inking stations.