- cutting safely with scissors
- how to glue carefully
- how to follow instructions
- how to problem solve
- how to blend colors
- how to paint with watercolor 
- how to draw lines
- how to create original artworks
- to learn about history, artist, and culture

In addition to being a world traveled artist and educator, Amy Pollman has a MFA and MED in Art Education. She is a certified Visual Arts Teacher K-12 from the Ohio Department of Education. With affiliations to the Art Education at Bowling Green State University, Monroe County Community College and Owens Community College, she recently returned from China where she was teaching Art as a method of language development. For the past twenty plus years, she has taught students all over the world from Kindergarten to College. She is knowledgeable, resourceful, passionate about art making. Ms. Pollman says "I consider an arts focused education to be paramount in creating innovative and self aware individuals of the future."

Learners will have the option to complete their project after class and are encourage to bring it to the next class to share what they made. They can post their projects in the classroom as a virtual gallery will grow throughout the weeks. 

Self assessed unless otherwise arranged 

55 minutes per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.