Art: Let’s Paint a Squirrel Step By Step. With Acrylic Paint!
In this one time class we will learn how to paint a squirrel step by step! #creative
Ms. Laura’s Art Studio
Average rating:
4.8
Number of reviews:(857)
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What's included
1 live meeting
50 mins in-class hoursAssessment
Informal assessment of painting.Class Experience
In this one time class I will teach students how to paint squirrel step by step. After brief introductions, I will show the leaners an example of the painting for the day. I will then review all of the supplies needed. Next, I will demonstrate on a second camera how to set up our paint pallets. I will demonstrate how to mix the colors of paint needed for the project. We will then draw our squirrel on our canvas or canvas paper. I will then demonstrate the brush strokes step by step. The students will be able to paint along with the teacher. My teaching style is patient and encouraging. Students will be able to interact with the teacher throughout the class by making comments and asking questions. Students will also be able to interact with the other learners in the class. There will be time to share our paintings and talk about them at the end of class. No prior experience is needed for this class just a positive attitude! *If this class interests your learner please sign up for the class. I'll take the slot and teach even if it's just one learner. I am excited to meet your learner!
Learning Goals
Students will learn how to set up their pallet.
Students will learn how to mix paint.
Students will learn how to paint a squirrel step by step.
Students will learn art vocabulary.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Acrylic paint does not come off clothing so you may want to provide your learner a smock or oversize t-shirt.
Supply List
Canvas or canvas paper Acrylic or Tempera paint Paint brush Cup of water Paint pallet or paper plate Paper towel Pencil Eraser *Table top easel is fine but not necessary. Painting flat on a table may be easier for some students. Please position ALL supplies close in reach on your easel or table. Depending on easel/table painting: Computer/device should be faced directly ahead for head-on viewing of the painting steps. This will ensure that the learner receives proper instruction in order to complete the painting.
Language of Instruction
English
Joined July, 2020
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857reviews
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Teacher expertise and credentials
California Teaching Certificate
Bachelor's Degree in Music or Theatre or Arts from Loyola Marymount
I have an Art Teaching credential and a Masters of Education. I have been teaching for over twenty years!Reviews
Live One-Time Class
$15
per classMeets once
50 min
Completed by 3 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
1-9 learners per class
