#1 and #2: Graphic Design — Logos! Redesign Bad Logos & Train Your Designer’s Eye 
Give your students a chance to step into the role of a graphic designer with these quick and practical logo redesign worksheets! In this activity, students will analyze poorly designed logos, identify what makes them ineffective, and then redesign them into more visually pleasing and functional versions. This is one of my favorite ways to get students thinking like real-world designers — noticing balance, readability, spacing, color choices, and overall clarity in design.
 
What’s Included: 
✔ 2 Printable Worksheets
Each worksheet features “bad” logos needing improvement
Space provided for students to sketch their redesign
✔ Focuses on:
Developing critical thinking in design
Identifying common design mistakes
Practicing logo redesign skills
Why You’ll Love It: 
→ Super adaptable: bell ringer, mini lesson, early finisher activity, sub plan, or intro to a larger logo project
→ Encourages thoughtful critique and revision (essential skills for graphic design!)
→ Gets students evaluating real-world design, not just creating from scratch
→ Helps train their designer’s eye for layout, spacing, simplicity, and effectiveness