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Draw and Paint: Spring Bunny

Have some springtime fun in this one time class where young artists will draw and paint a bunny with a colorful background. Perfect for Easter, Mother's Day or the spring season!
LeeAnn Zbichorski
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(790)
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What's included

1 live meeting
50 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

In this one time class students will create a spring scene with a bunny in front of a rainbow sky!  I will lead students in drawing their own bunny using basic shapes and line with a little introduction to shading.  After drawing their bunnies students will be guided in using different watercolor techniques to add color to their bright, snowy skies.

While my directions are detailed, students are also encouraged to add their own unique details to their artworks.  As students work, I always make sure to provide feedback, encouragement, and additional instructions as needed.  If time allows, at the end of class our young artists will have the opportunity to share their artworks with their classmates.  

**While each demonstration will be finished by the end of class, students who work more slowly may need or wish to continue working on their artworks after we have signed off for the day.  Everyone works at a different speed, and it's better to take our time than to rush!   

Supplies Needed:
- 9x12 Thicker white paper appropriate for painting (I like an 80lb weight or higher like Canson (100510941) XL Series Watercolor Pad, 9" x 12", Fold-Over Cover, 30 Sheets.)
- Pencil with eraser
- Crayons (Especially black)
- Watercolor set. (Prang or Crayola recommended)
- Watercolor brush
- Container with water (a container with a wider base or a bowl is less likely to spill)
- Paper towels

**You may also want a piece of poster board or large paper to cover the work area.
Learning Goals
- Students will be able to use basic lines and shapes to draw a bunny.  This is a skill they can apply to other drawings as well.
- Students will be able to use introductory watercolor techniques to add color and texture to their artwork.
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Supply List
Supplies Needed:
- 9x12 Thicker white paper appropriate for painting (I like an 80lb weight or higher like Canson (100510941) XL Series Watercolor Pad, 9" x 12", Fold-Over Cover, 30 Sheets.)
- Pencil with eraser
- Crayons (Especially black)
- Watercolor set. (Prang or Crayola recommended)
- Watercolor brush
- Container with water (a container with a wider base or a bowl is less likely to spill)
- Paper towels

**You may also want a piece of poster board or large paper to cover the work area.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined July, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Texas Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
I have taught elementary art for over 16 years and each of my lessons is developed thoughtfully and practiced ahead of time, keeping in mind student skill level and interests.  I am passionate about helping young artists find their unique artistic voices and therefore balance guided drawing with creative expression in this lesson.  I provide positive encouragement to students throughout our class time and hope they enjoy this project as much as I do.  

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$12

per class
Meets once
50 min

Completed by 22 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-8
3-7 learners per class

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