Art and Craft With Ms Ope
In this art and craft class, students will use their fingers to manipulate art materials.
Mrs Ope
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:(60)
What's included
Class Experience
This class gives children a sense of achievement and allow them to take pride in their work which builds confidence. When kids use their fingers to manipulate art materials, they are developing their fine motors skills as they use those small muscles in their hands. Art allows children to develop their creativity which is important throughout their lives. By doing something creative, you allow for self-expression and foster mental growth in children by providing opportunities for trying out new ideas, new ways of thinking and problem-solving. The class has a project every week and the materials will be posted weekly. In this four weeks, we will be having 2 crafts and 2 drawings that will also encourage painting. Every Monday, 10am EST, l will send a video showing the steps that the students will take to accomplish their task for the 4weeks. This class is not a live class. However, students can use their creativity to switch materials at will. Students should please post a picture of their crafts or painting in the classroom. All materials will be recycled materials that can be found within the home. The students will be shown the step by step instruction on how to complete the project. This class has a flexible schedule so students will have access to the classroom anytime. Week 1 & 2 Milk Carton Puppet Play Week 3: Wind Power Week 4: Aug. 28 - Sep. 3rd Humpty Dumpty Doorstop Bonus: Gliding Gremlin
Other Details
Parental Guidance
This class will require the use of materials like scissors, utility knife, glue gun, etc. All of these except the scissors will be prepped by the adult before the class.
Supply List
Week 1 & 2: Milk Carton Puppet Play To make the glue Maizina / Corn starch Water Pot Stove Materials Your home-made 'glue' (recipe above) Utility knife Scissors Skewer Pipe cleaner 2-3 A4 pages of normal copy paper Paint brush Newspapers (cover table to protect it from the "glue") Empty milk carton. Square or rectangular. Detail elements. Egg carton, bottle caps, scraps of paper and cardboard Duct tape, Stapler, Glue gun 2nd Class materials Scissors Watercolor paint/ Tempera watercolor cakes Paintbrush Water in a container Oil Pastels Duct Tape Decoration items: pipe cleaners, foam sheets, bottle caps, corks, color paper, googly eyes, etc. Glue Stapler Hot glue gun Week 3: Wind Power Wooden peg 4cm bolt with flat end and a nut 2 x beads that fit over bolt Scissors Strong tape e.g. duct tape Glue gun Skewer Hole punch A3 thick white paper Pen/pencil Colouring in supplies: markers, pencils, watercolour paints/tempera paints. Week 4: 3D Face 1 x A3 white page, 200 – 240g paper Coloured paper Pencil Black marker Glue stick Scissors Colour: tempera watercolour cakes/paint, bowl of water, paintbrush and crayons/pastels Decorations: Coloured paper, foam sheets, stickers, pieces of felt/fabric, wool, etc. Bonus: Gliding Gremlin Paper straw Thin rope Scissors A4 thin cardboard (white or brown) Scraps of foam sheet, felt or colour paper Punch Duct tape or any other strong tape. Pipe cleaners or wool/ yarn Sharpies, oil pastels or colored pencils Watercolor/ Tempera watercolor cakes Water in a bowl and a paintbrush (optional) Glue stick Pencil 1 x A3 white page, 200 – 240g paper Coloured paper Pencil Black marker Glue stick Scissors Colour: tempera watercolour cakes/paint, bowl of water, paintbrush and crayons/pastels Decorations: Coloured paper, foam sheets, stickers, pieces of felt/fabric, wool, etc.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
When a topic is taught, making a craft on the subject drives home the lesson for the students. So, crafts and paintings help the children learn more and create an everlasting memory for them. I have also and still in training on how to teach arts to students.Reviews
Live Group Class
$4
weekly4 weeks
Completed by 1 learner
No live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
