How to Draw Animals: 7 Directed Drawings From Around the World
What's included
8 pre-recorded lessons
4 weeks
of teacher support1 year access
to the contentProjects
1 hour per week. Each art project is it's own assessment. Upload a picture and I'll give you feedback!Class Experience
US Grade 2 - 5
Beginner Level
🗺️ Let's travel around the world learning how to draw animals! 🎨 Your elementary aged kids will learn the basics of drawing through directed drawing-style art lessons. 🦘 This is designed to be fun, relaxed introduction to online art class. Each video is a short, vertical frame art tutorial. I love the self-paced style of this art class because it offers your learners the freedom to not only choose which art project they would like to do, but also to choose the pace they complete it at. Rushed art is stressful art, and stressful art doesn't become a lifelong skill. I think teaching the basics of drawing in a self-paced setting is the perfect way to introduce an art skill like this without that rush and stress. The best way to make the most of this class is to complete 2 lessons a week. That way, the drawing skills will stay fresh and relevant to your learners. REMEMBER: As your child is drawing, there can be frustrating moments where they'll need to problem-solve. That's a good thing! One of the keys to learning how to draw is to learn how to observe. That means your learner will be prompted by me to look at their artwork, look at the example in the video, and make changes as they see fit. Keep encouraging them with phrases like, "Use your artist's eye to spot the differences." and "Your eraser is your best friend." and "You are trying your best." Once your child has finished their artwork, you can ask them, "What do you like best about your art?" I can't wait to see what your kids create!
Learning Goals
To develop basic drawing skills
To learn to follow art tutorials step-by-step
Syllabus
8 Lessons
over 4 WeeksLesson 1:
Kylie the Orca
Let's draw an orca swimming through the icy waters of Antarctica ❄️
🎨 line, movement, unity
Lesson 2:
Jules the Coatimundi
Let's draw a cute coatimundi from South America 🌴
🎨 line, pattern
Lesson 3:
Maryland the Bald Eagle
Let's draw a bald eagle from North America 🍁
🎨 line, texture
Lesson 4:
Ned the Narwhal
Let's draw a magical-looking narwhal from the dark waters of Europe 🌲
🎨 line, rhythm
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Scissors are suggested in the Mango the Fruit Bat video. Parental guidance is advised.
Supply List
1. Pencil 2. Eraser 3. Black marker 4. Colored pencils 5. Colored markers 6. Printed worksheets (For Mango the Fruit Bat) -scissors -glue -popsicle stick
Language of Instruction
English (Level: Pre-A1)
External Resources
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
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Self-Paced Class
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Ages: 7-10