Drawing with Shapes--- Dinosaur Edition!

Completed by 19 learners

Ages 4-6

Live Group Class

In this ongoing class students will get together to talk about dinosaurs and learn how to draw them out of shapes!

Jessica Wilson

Average rating:

4.9

Number of reviews:

(98 reviews)

Live video meetings

1x per week

3-6 learners per class

25 min

About Learning Overview Teacher Reviews

What’s included

1 live meeting

25 mins in-class hours per week

Class Experience

*Students should be at least a little familiar with basic shapes before taking this class. They should be able to draw at least a circle, square and triangle"
Each class we will review basic shapes and then draw a dinosaur! 
Students are encourage to talk and discuss dinosaurs with each other as we draw. This is intended to be a social class. 


Structure:
Shape Review: We will spend about 5 minutes reviewing shapes: students can draw them in the air, make them with their hands or draw them on paper

Drawing: We will draw a picture using shapes

Other Details

Supply List

Students need drawing materials

3 files available upon enrollment

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Meet the teacher

Jessica Wilson

Joined October, 2019

4.9

98reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

2 Degrees

Master’s Degree from Southern Utah University

Bachelor’s Degree from Brigham Young University- Idaho

Hi! My name is Jessica Wilson and I believe that learning should be an adventure. I live in Southern Utah with my four boys and our dog Boomerang. We love going hiking and exploring. One thing that we love to do is visit historical sites. I love to use the skills I’ve learned studying history, sociology, and education to learn about different cultures and stories from around the world!
My main topic is private 1:1 reading tutoring. I do offer math and writing tutoring as well. I also offer a variety of FLEX classes for a variety of ages. These options include Social Studies, research, cooking, and life skills classes. 
I base my teaching in the Humanizing Pedagogy meaning I teach in a way that encourages students to use their agency to question and learn in a setting that promotes connection and community with a sense of belonging. I use a variety of tactics for this including reflection exercises and critical literacy. We will explore different viewpoints and make personal connections with the material. Part of making connections to the material includes creatively demonstrating what students have learned. This may be in any form that excites them including writing, drawing, Scratch, Lego stop motion videos and more. 
I have a bachelor’s degree in University Studies with minors in History, Sociology and Spanish. I also have a Master of Interdisciplinary Studies with emphases in Online Teaching, Education and Library. I use a combination of what I have learned in my classes and through various positions in education, customer service and food service to create fun and engaging classes that foster creativity and connection.