What's included
1 live meeting
50 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
This ongoing elementary art class gives students the opportunity to explore art making techniques while learning about animals habitats and habits. In addition, we will often look at examples of how artists have portrayed these animals in artworks throughout art history. Each week we will focus our art on a new animal and medium or technique that is often inspired by an artwork, artist or photograph that includes our animal of the week. Techniques and media covered in this class will include watercolor, collage, mixed media engagements, printmaking, sculpture and modeling clay and more. Students will learn about animals through a diverse array of art and artists from around the world. Each class will start with a welcome, introductions and brief overview of 2 class rules, then will continue with introduction to our inspiration animal, art/artists and the art making technique we'll be using that day. Students will be guided through creating a piece of art during the live class, however each students work will remain uniquely individual because Ms. Stephanie encourages students to use their artistic freedom and creativity to build self confidence, bravery and resilience by adding our own creative touches to the artwork. Ms. Stephanie uses are variety materials to keep class kids interested and challenged with techniques that can be made more or less challenging based on individual learners ages and current ability levels. Each week needed art supplies will be uploaded into the classroom, however a general list is provided here for your convenience as you plan and prepare. Students should always feel free to use the supplies they have if recommended supplies are not available. Stephanie is a seasoned veteran art educator and virtual teacher who welcomes diversity in her classrooms and in the materials students choose to use. While creativity is highly valued and praised, students who feel more comfortable following along are welcome and encouraged to do so. #creative January: Addax Pangolin Elephant Shrew February Tiliger Amur Leopard Philippine Eagle Largetooth Sawfish Gobi Bear March Narwhal Kiwi Bird Koala April May June July August September October November December
Learning Goals
Students will have the opportunity to learn about new animals each week
Students will begin to recognize artists names and works.
Students will learn a variety fo art makings techniques.
Students will develop a better understanding of the elements of art.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Art making can be messy business. Pleases dress for mess and cover work surfaces as needed. This class will use scissors and students should be well versed in proper scissor safety.
Supply List
This list is a GENERAL list of the supplies used throughout this class. Each week I will update the specific list of supplies for the upcoming weeks class by Sunday evening. watercolor or mixed media paper watercolor paint small water jar & water brightly colored construction paper black construction paper white drawing paper colored tissue paper glue stick (I highly recommend UHU glue sticks) scissors white glue washable markers permanent black marker crayons / oil pastels chalk / chalk pastels paint brushes modeling dough (occasional) bling: glitter glue, sequins, jewels, etc
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
Virginia Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
Bachelor's Degree in Music or Theatre or Arts from Virginia Commonwealth University
Stephanie is a k-12 certified art educator and arts in healthcare profession who has been teaching children and working with dementia care residents for over 20 years. Creating fun, engaging art experiences that are age appropriate and confidence building is her specialty, she'll use these skills to make art the most exciting and fun class of the week!
Reviews
Live Group Class
$18
weekly1x per week
50 min
Completed by 34 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-10
3-9 learners per class