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Paint Like the Master Painters! Degas, Frida Kahlo, & Sisley Kids Art SELF Paced

In this 4 week self paced schedule class we will explore 4 Master Artists and create paintings inspired by their work! Kids will enjoy learning about the artists, painting and creating their own pieces of art.
Kimberly R Moseler
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Class

What's included

4 pre-recorded lessons
4 weeks
of teacher support
1 year access
to the content

Class Experience

US Grade 1 - 4
In this 4 week self paced class we will learn about 4 different artists (Degas, Kahlo, Sisley and Munch) and create art pieces that are inspired by their work. We will talk about their genre of art, create pieces to be proud of, and learn about the artists through interactive games and scavenger hunts. 

Week 1 - Edgar Degas - We will discuss his life and the new genre at the time called Impressionism. We will talk about his ballerina pieces, and then students will create their own masterpiece using crayon and watercolor. We will talk about color, composition, creativity, and also the proper use of materials and clean up. The students will be able to create their piece based on one of his ballerina pieces, but in their own style and with their own personality and creativity. They will post pictures of their work on the classroom page so that we can give feedback and encouragement to each learner. 

Week 2 - Frida Kahlo - We will discuss his various works and her life as a woman painter (which was a big deal at the time). We will talk about her work and her struggles and her breakthroughs with her art. The students will create a Frida Kahlo painting based one of her last paintings a masterpiece called the Viva La Vida Watermelons using crayon and watercolor.  Students will also have a chance to do some fun extra games with each other that involve her work and her life. 

Week 3 - Alfred Sisley - We will have fun exploring the artist Alfred Sisley. We will have fun looking at his bold use of color and his not as well known role in the Impressionist movement . We will re-create one of his beautiful landscapes using crayon and watercolor and students will have fun adding their own creativity to their piece. We will play a few interactive games that are Impressionist themed as well as interaction with their art pieces with each other and the teacher. 

Week 4 - During this week we will look at the Scandinavian artist Edvard Munch. We will look at his interesting life (age appropriate of course) and how he created his post-impressionism and expressionism pieces. We will discuss these eras of art and our opinions on this genre of art. We will re-create his piece called The Scream using watercolor and crayon. We will do a some fun activities related to the artist during the week.

The classes will be step by step allowing time for each learner to create their piece and be proud of what they create. The videos will be clear and provide at least 2 angles.

No experience is needed, but some parental help could be needed with the painting parts if the student is younger. 

Please look at the supplies list for everything needed for these lessons!

Syllabus

4 Lessons
over 4 Weeks
Lesson 1:
Edgar Degas
 This week, we're meeting Edgar Degas, a famous artist who loved painting ballerinas.  We'll learn about him and Impressionism, a new way of painting back then.  Then, get ready to create your own Degas-inspired masterpiece using crayons and watercolors!  Don't forget to share your artwork  – we can't wait to see your creativity shine! 
Lesson 2:
Frida Kahlo
 This week, we're celebrating Frida Kahlo, a groundbreaking artist who defied expectations!  We'll explore her life and vibrant paintings, including her masterpiece "Viva la Vida Watermelons."  Get ready to create your own Frida-inspired artwork using watercolors and crayons! 
Lesson 3:
Alfred Sisley
 This week, we're meeting Alfred Sisley, an Impressionist master of color! We'll explore his landscapes, then create our own vibrant masterpieces using crayons and watercolors.  Get ready to unleash your creativity! 
Lesson 4:
Edvard Munch
 This week, we meet Edvard Munch, a Scandinavian artist known for his powerful emotions!  Explore his life, art movements, and The Scream.  Then, create your own expressive masterpiece with watercolors and crayons. 

Other Details

Parental Guidance
Parents are encouraged to be close by during the classes to help their learner with the painting process to minimize spills (especially with electronics close by!) and to make sure their paints and markers stay on the paper.
Supply List
Each learner will need: 
- A watercolor set 
- A brush (any size will do) 
- A cup with water to clean the brush
- Set of crayons (or oil pastels)
- Heavy white paper (watercolor paper is preferred but not completely necessary) 
- Table protection (newspaper, butcher paper etc). 
- Smock or old t-shirt to keep the paints off of your child's clothing
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined June, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Florida Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
Bachelor's Degree in Music or Theatre or Arts from University of Central Florida
I am excited to join Outschool as an art teacher! I LOVE art! 
I have a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art from the University of Central Florida with a concentration in painting. I have been teaching private art lessons for 25 years and have been teaching in the classroom for 19 years. I have taught pre school age through High School AP Drawing and AP 2D Design and everything in between. 
I have 3 kids (ages 24, 22 and 13) and live in Orlando, Florida where I enjoy photography and streetpainting (chalk art) in my down time. I am a member of the Central Florida Chalk Artists Association and enjoy doing chalk art for events and non-profits. My daughter and I were actually featured on our local TV station back in April which was a lot of fun! 
I love teaching students the art skills to be successful! I love to see students who think they can’t draw or paint find success and love what they created and be proud of it! 
I like to engage students at their level and help them feel comfortable being creative, have a great time, learn about art even if they don’t realize they are learning along the way.  I love to see the AHA moments they have when they create something they thought might be unachievable. 
I think that students thrive when they start where they are and have lots of encouragement along the way! I am excited to be able to bring this to students around the country and the world!

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