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Fun 3D Origami Dragon Eye

Fold your own 3D dragon eye and use blending techniques to make it look realistic in this one time class! This would be a perfect project for the Halloween season!
LeeAnn Zbichorski
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What's included

1 live meeting
50 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

This is a one-session class that will end with each student having created their own dragon eye masterpiece that pops up!  I will lead students through step by step directions to fold their dragon eye.  Then students will learn blending techniques to make their colors glow and give their dragon eye a realistic look.

Throughout the process students are encouraged to add their own creative touches and make choices unique to their artworks.  As students work, I always make sure to provide feedback, encouragement, and additional instructions as needed.  If time allows, at the end of class our young artists will have the opportunity to share their artwork with their classmates.

**Although each demonstration will be finished by the end of class, students may want to continue working on their masterpieces after we have signed off for the day.  Everyone works at a different speed, and it's better to take our time than to rush!  

Supplies Needed:
-Square white paper (ex:  8.5x8.5", 9"x9" - plain white printer/copy or regular drawing paper cut to size is perfect; if you only have rectangular paper I can demonstrate how to turn it into a square)
-Crayons
-Black fine point Sharpie permanent marker
-Pencil and eraser

**You may also want a piece of poster board or large paper to cover the work area as the permanent marker may bleed through.
Learning Goals
- Students will learn the basics of origami paper folding techniques.
- Students will learn to blend colors to make a realistic look in their artwork.
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Parental Guidance
We will be using Sharpie markers which are permanent on most surfaces and may seep through paper. Please make sure your student is drawing on an area that is covered to protect their work surface from permanent marker.
Supply List
Please have the following materials ready for our lesson:

-Square white paper (ex:  8.5x8.5", 9"x9" - plain white printer/copy or regular drawing paper cut to size is perfect; if you only have rectangular paper I can demonstrate how to turn it into a square)
-Crayons
-Black fine point Sharpie permanent marker
-Pencil and eraser

**You may also want a piece of poster board or large paper to cover the work area as the permanent marker may bleed through.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined July, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Texas Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
I have taught elementary art for over 16 years and each of my lessons is developed thoughtfully and practiced ahead of time keeping in mind student skill level and interests.  I am passionate about helping young artists find their unique artistic voices, and therefore I balance guided drawing with creative expression in this lesson.  I provide positive encouragement to students throughout our class time and hope they enjoy this project as much as I do.  

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$13

per class
Meets once
50 min

Completed by 7 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 8-12
3-6 learners per class

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