We'll have a little "fishing talk" as we introduce ourselves to see if any of the children have used jointed fishing lures before, but fishing experience is not necessary to be successful with this drawing lesson. I'll show them some of my fishing lure paintings to inspire them.  Then I'll explain that underneath all the paint is a drawing and that I'll be walking them through the steps of how to specifically draw a single-jointed glide bait fishing lure while I draw along with them.  We'll discuss the parts & purpose of jointed fishing lures as we draw and encourage student participation & to even show us one of their own jointed fishing lures if they have one.  We'll create at least 1 drawing in this class.  I will lead each child step-by-step through a single jointed fishing lure drawing first to focus on the special techniques that create that 3D look where the joint connects the 2 parts.  After we finish the pencil step of our drawing, students will add color using Colored Pencils, Twistables or Crayons while I demonstrate some blending, highlighting & shading techniques.  I'll give them some color choice tips to think about as they select their colors for each lure.  We'll be sure to stop several times throughout the class to show each other our progress and to celebrate and encourage each other along the way and at the end of our class. If time allows, your child may even want to add a background or even start another drawing to try a multi-jointed lure to finish independently after class!