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Dragonology Craft: A Guide to Raising Dragons: The Dragon Egg

In this 7 session course inspired by "How to Train Your Dragon," learners will identify and create Dragon Eggs of the seven dragon classes.
Rachel Elizabeth
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4.9
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(384)
Class

What's included

7 live meetings
5 hrs 15 mins in-class hours
Homework
1 hour per week. If projects are not completed in class, some work may be needed to complete the project outside of class. Some learners may wish to extend their learning and research How to Train Your Dragon further on their own outside of class.

Class Experience

By popular demand, this class for fans of the "How to Train your Dragon" movies and series explores the 7 dragon classes and the dragons in each class. 

Each week will focus on one of the 7 classes. Learners will discuss qualities of the dragons in the class while creating a 3D dragon egg using a different medium and materials each session. 

NOTE: this class requires a significant amount of craft materials. A complete list will be sent to each learner in the Classroom.

Week One: The Fire Dragon
We will explore the dragons in the STOKER class and make a Fire Dragon egg from Air Dry Clay.

Week Two: The Stone Dragon
We will explore the dragons in the BOULDER class and use a smooth rock to make a Boulder class dragon egg.

Week Three: The Vain Dragon
We will explore dragons in the SHARP class and make a dragon egg covered in scales.

Week Four: The Frightening Dragon
We will explore the dragons in the FEAR/TRACKER class and make an egg from various craft scraps and found/recyclable materials

Week Five: The Water Dragon
We will explore the dragons in the TIDAL class and make a slime Egg OR a Bath Bomb. Materials and instructions for both projects are provided and learners may choose which they prefer.

Week Six: The Mystery Dragon
We will explore the dragons in the MYSTERY class and complete a STEM dragon egg project.

Week Seven: The Lightning Dragon
We will explore the dragons in the STRIKE class and make a glow in the dark egg.

By the end of the seven weeks, learners will have created a collection of 7 dragon eggs and will have explored several art forms while discussing dragons in the "How to Train Your Dragon" movies and series.

If you like this class you might enjoy some of my other Dragon inspired classes: 

The Dragonology Adventure Quest Cycle. 
EPISODE 1: Dragonology: Preparing for the Quest (https://outschool.com/classes/dragonology-preparing-for-the-quest-psWKkoH3?usid=yS7PF2hx&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link)

EPISODE 2: Dragonology Adventure Quest: A Message from Hiccup (https://outschool.com/classes/dragonology-adventure-quest-a-message-from-hiccup-bIkNSMYM?usid=yS7PF2hx&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link)

EPISODE 3: Dragonology Adventure Quest : The Kings Lost Things (https://outschool.com/classes/dragonology-adventure-quest-the-kings-lost-things-WWyVxvxJ?usid=yS7PF2hx&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link

EPISODE 4: Dragonology: The War and the Prophecy (https://outschool.com/classes/dragonology-adventure-quest-the-war-and-the-prophecy-qh520rbr?sectionUid=a0b1b3c8-7276-4d13-8cf5-b0dc375583ee&usid=yS7PF2hx&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link ) 

EPISODE 5: Dragonology: Jade Mountain Academy: Year 1 https://outschool.com/classes/dragonology-jade-mountain-academy-year-1-tOQVGjSY?usid=yS7PF2hx&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link

Ongoing weekly/subscription classes:

A Dragon Tamer's Guide to Training Dragons: (Inspired by How to Train your Dragon) https://outschool.com/classes/a-dragon-trainers-guide-to-training-dragons-271CBqZJ?usid=yS7PF2hx&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link

Dragonology: Raising the Dragonets of Destiny (weekly adventure quest for fans of Wings of Fire) https://outschool.com/classes/dragonology-adventure-quest-raising-the-dragonets-of-destiny-jhNbzF95?usid=yS7PF2hx&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link

Dragon Trainer's Club: (STEM, Art, and Craft projects inspired by Wings of Fire, Dragon Masters, and How to Train your Dragon) https://outschool.com/classes/dragon-trainers-club-otAz0Dsn?usid=yS7PF2hx&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link
Learning Goals
This is a fun class exploring different mediums of 3D art through the lens of "How to Train Your Dragon"
learning goal

Other Details

Parental Guidance
Some weeks may benefit from Parental supervision while using scissors or hot glue.
Supply List
An extensive list of craft materials will be required beyond just basic art supplies. Here are some of the more specific items we will be working with:
Hollow Plastic eggs
Air Dry Clay 
Slime making ingredients
Smooth round rock
Acrylic paints
sequins, glitter, and other misc craft tid bits
Scissors
Hot glue and glue gun
colorful washi tape or duct tape
plastic drinking straws
craft fur, feathers, and other fabric scraps
Florescent paint or pigment powder
Easily cleaned up area for making messy crafts
Styrofoam ball or egg 
1 inch glass pebbles
OPTIONAL: oven bake clay in various colors

A complete and detailed list will be provided in the classroom and reminders of materials needed will be sent each week.

Learners who do not have the suggested materials will be able to draw, paint, or create an alternate 2d project using paper scraps, coloring or painting medium, elmers glue, and construction paper or tissue paper.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
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Teacher expertise and credentials
NOTE: If you don't see a time that fits your schedule, please send a request with times that work for you! I am often able to accommodate suggestions. 

Since most of my classes depend on learner interaction, I will reach out to families enrolled in sessions that have not met minimum enrollment a week in advance of the session start date to suggest options in case the session does not meet minimum. 

I am a teaching artist with a passion for immersive education using interactive techniques. Offline, I am Artistic Director of Dare to Dream Theatre, a youth theatre company highlighting learning and growth at all levels. 

I teach classes combining Theater and academics. My philosophy is that learning sticks more deeply when the student is engaged in methods that best match their learning style. Studies have shown that creativity and discovering things on one’s own produce the deepest learning, no matter which  style individual learner relates to. Therefore, I use interactive, immersive, theater techniques in my teaching. 

I am a storyteller by nature and revel in opportunities to share stories with learners I meet. I’m working on writing a series of young adult novels, and characters and event from those stories may find their way into some of my classes.

Along with encouraging a lifelong love of reading, learning, and the arts, I enjoy being creative as well. I love to make handmade gifts and explore new techniques. I’m lucky that running a theater gives me excuses to try out new crafts and techniques when making props, puppets, and costumes. I especially enjoy scrapbooking and card making, candle making, essential oils, silk painting, drawing, resin craft, and clay work. I am amazed by the creativity of the learners I meet, and am often inspired to create with them!  

“Read to Me” sessions are opportunities for students learning to read to practice literacy and reading skills with other learners at the same reading level. All Read to Me sessions provide time for each early learner to read aloud. These are practice sessions during which learners practice and develop skills they are learning with other reading teachers. They can be offered for one on one or small group (less than 6 learners) in either a public or private format.

Creative Play Dates are literacy and art based storytime/creative Play sessions for youth age 3-6. These classes can be formatted for one on one sessions, child and guardian sessions, or small groups of young readers. I enjoy mixing up formats and activities during these sessions, and often welcome input from the young guests. Some sessions will be led by a favorite character (puppet, or Miss Rachel leading the session “in character” as a favorite storybook character complete with costume, wig, and makeup) some sessions will require play dough, crayons, markers, paper, scissors etc. All sessions highlight some of the 5 skills of early literacy (Reading, Writing, Singing, Playing, Talking). 

You may see that some of my book series related classes (Dragon Masters, Rainbow Magic) feature less "book club literacy" and more creative connections. In my "book club" type classes we won't read the book in class, nor will there be a reading assignment. Activities in these classes will encourage learners to retell and explore stories they already know, connecting content to creativity and logic through art, craft, and escape rooms. 

Adventure Quests and Drama Quests require students in grades k+ to use their academic skills, voices, bodies, and imaginations to help a character from literature solve a challenge by taking on the role of characters that fit into the setting of the story. These sessions may require use of additional materials and familiarity with the books and characters that serve as inspiration for the Quest. 

Performance classes will lead young performers through preparing a performance that will be recorded and shared with performers and their families digitally. 

One on one audition coaching and acting classes will help students prepare for an upcoming audition or build acting skills.  

“Let’s Celebrate!” Sessions offer fun themed activities to celebrate a birthday, holiday, or a virtual/remote play date. Activities vary based on theme, and can be customized upon host’s request for private sessions. 

“From the Heart” classes allow me to share one of my hobbies creating handmade gifts. These classes alway require specific materials and are full of shared creativity and inspiration as we create together exploring one of the techniques that I use to make gifts for those I care about. 

Link to Google Slides Presentation with further information: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1rfaA668yDdubD3h77WCKxhdEo_Ya_zMNXirDQX4uEm8/present?usp=sharing

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$75

for 7 classes
1x per week, 7 weeks
45 min

Completed by 29 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-11
3-9 learners per class

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