Learn to Draw a New/Different Pokemon Every Week in This on-Going Class

Completed by 64 learners

Ages 7-12

Live Group Class

In this on-going class we will learn to draw a different Pokemon every week

Sandra Goodwin

Average rating:

5.0

Number of reviews:

(183 reviews)

Live video meetings

1x per week

1-5 learners per class

20 min

About Learning Overview Teacher Reviews

What's included

1 live meeting

20 mins in-class hours per week

Class Experience

Beginner Level

In this ongoing class we will be learning to draw a different Pokemon character each week.  There are so many of Pokemons to choose from, it's going to be so fun to draw a new on weekly. We can also chat Pokemon after the instruction of how to draw the Pokemon is done :) Students will also be able to make request to what they might like to draw in future lessons/classes. 

Week 1: We will learn to draw Jigglypuff 
Week 2: We will learn to draw Snorlax Week 3: We will learn to draw Piplup
Week 4: We will learn to draw Oshawatt
Week 5:  We will learn to draw Sobble
Week 6: We will learn to draw Happiny
Week 7:  We will learn to draw Pichu
Week 8: We will learn to draw Mantyke
Week 9: We will learn to draw Teddiursa
Week 10: We will learn to draw Mew
Week 11: We will learn to draw Scorbunny
Week 12: We will learn to draw Poppilo
Week 13: We will learn to draw Totodile
Week 14: We will learn to draw Shaymin
Week 15: We will learn to draw Charmander
Week 16: We will learn to draw Chikorita
Week 17: We will learn to draw Leafeon
Week 18: We will learn to draw Aipom
Week 19: We will learn to draw Pikachu
Week 20: We will learn to draw Roselia
Week 21: We will learn to draw Snivy
Week 22: We will learn to draw Rockruff
Week 23: We will learn to draw Scizor
Week 24: We will learn to draw Wartortle 
Week 25: We will learn to draw Doduo
Week 26: We will learn to draw Skitty
Week 27:  We will learn to draw Serperior
Week 28: We will learn to draw Chimecho 
Week 29: We will learn to draw Clefairy
Week 30: We will learn to draw Mega Sableye

In this class you will need:
- paper
-pencil
-markers, crayons, colored pencils (somethings to color with)
-a smile (art is always more fun when you bring a smile to class)

Other Details

External Resources

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

Meet the teacher

Sandra Goodwin

Joined February, 2021

5.0

183reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

Associate's Degree from Brevard Community College

Hi! My name is Sandra Goodwin. I have done volunteering (teaching) in elementary school for over 10 years. I mainly did art projects with our students.  That included making homemade cards, making bulletin boards and painting, drawing and much more, but the art and painting projects were always my favorite. I started volunteering when my son started school and now he is 20 and grown up. 

I guess I have done a little bit of everything. I used to teach surf lessons, and I was also professional surfer when I was younger. Teaching surf lessons was super fun. I loved it so much because surfing, like art, is an enormous passion of mine.  I think when you are teaching something you love it really shines through because you want others to experience the joy and fun that you find in what your teaching.