Creative Painting and Storytime

In this class children will create a process art piece using paint and unique materials linked to a story that will be read at the beginning of the class.

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25 minutes

per class

Once per week

every week

3-5

year olds

2-7

learners per class

per learner

How does an “Ongoing” course work?

Meets on a weekly schedule, join any week, no need to catch up on previous material

Live video chats, recorded and monitored for safety and quality

Discussions via classroom forum and private messages with the teacher

Automatic payment every Sunday, cancel any time

Great for clubs and for practicing skills

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Description

Class Experience

In this class your 3-5 year old will listen to a story that we will use as inspiration for a process art painting experience. Process art creates opportunities to build fine motor skills, problem solving skills, explore self expression, and experience pride in their unique creation. 

Class structure will look like
-Welcome 
-Read the story
-Participate in process art painting project together

In this class children are able to experience the joy of painting with materials like; everyday...

This class is taught in English.

-Children will use their own ideas to draw, paint, and build with a variety of art materials (e.g. paint, wood, materials from nature such as leaves). 
-Children begin to show growing awareness and use of artistic elements (e.g. line, shape, color, texture, form). 
-Children show growing satisfaction with their own creative work and growing respect for the creative work of others. 
-Children can talk about their art with peers and adults. 
-Children begin to develop creative arts vocabulary. 
-Children will develop a positive attitude about themselves as literate beings (readers, writers, speakers, viewers, and listeners), and recognize they can choose to read for enjoyment and information to expand their curiosity.

GENERAL MATERIALS NEEDED FOR ALL SESSIONS:
-Mixed Media Paper, or any paper that can hold paint
-Washable Tempera Paint (Colorations is a good washable brand) or Acrylic Paint (all/any colors your child would like to use) 
-Plate or pallet to hold the paints
-Jar of water 
-Old towel or washcloth for drying materials
-Pencil and eraser 

ADDITIONAL MATERIALS NEEDED EACH WEEK:

Week of May 2nd 
-Medium sized action figure, Barbie doll, animal figure that can be dipped in paint. 

Week of May 9th
-New (unused) pencil

Week of May 16th 
-Craft store feathers 

Week of May 23rd
-Paper towel or toilet paper tube 

Week of May 30th 
-Small toy car or truck and a small/medium sized dinosaur figure that can be dipped in paint.

25 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.

You may need to be present to gently guide your artist as needed. The projects are developmentally appropriate for ages 3-5, but help may be needed for spills and cleaning materials. Please remember Outschool’s policy requires parents to remain off camera during class.

You will need to help your artist set up their creative space before the class begins. 
     -Artists will need to wear clothing that can take some spills or sprays, or wear an apron. 	
     -Paints need to be ready on the pallet or plate. 
     -Jar of water and washcloth ready.

Teacher

Ms. Sarah - One Hundred Joys Learning

🇺🇸

Lives in the United States

BA Elementary and Early Childhood Education - Reggio Emilia Inspired Teacher

About Me

Hello my name is Sarah Kleinschmit. I have been an early childhood educator for almost 10 years. I began teaching in a Reggio Emilia Inspired child care center then opened my own Reggio Emilia Inspired in-home child care.  I have my degree in...