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Pokemon Learning and Art: Create Your Own Eeveelution!

Completed by 262 learners

Ages 7-10

Live One-Time Class

In this one-time class, students will learn about Pokemon Eevee's different evolutions and then create their own Eeveelution.

Miss Amber

Average rating:

4.9

Number of reviews:

(263 reviews)

Live video meetings

Meets once

2-7 learners per class

55 min

About Learning Overview Teacher Reviews

What's included

1 live meeting

55 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

In this class, we will learn about Eevee and its evolutions. We will discuss why the different evolutions look the way they do, and how they function in the Pokemon world. Afterward, students will have an opportunity to create their own Eeveelution. They will be given time to brainstorm and then draw their creation. Once everyone is finished, we will share our new Pokemon creations and discuss how they would fit into the Pokemon world. 

We will start with a presentation about the Eeveelutions. At the end, I will give students ideas for creating their own Eeveelution and give them some time to brainstorm and discuss their ideas. They will then be given time to draw their creation and afterward, we will share our work and discuss it. 

I strive for my classroom to have a relaxed and friendly environment. I encourage a lot of output and discussion, but I also understand some students may be shy and I will not force them to talk. However, every student should create an Eeveelution and present it to the class. 

We will be drawing our creation on paper. Please make sure you bring pencils, paper, and something to color with (crayons, colored pencils, markers, gel pens, etc.) Everyone is welcome regardless of art skills. The goal is not to draw perfectly, but to create something fun and new!

Learning Goals

Students will learn about the design choices behind the current Eeveelutions. For example: Why is Vaporeon called Vaporeon? Why does it have a fishtail? Why is it blue? They will also discuss and brainstorm other animal features and their purpose when creating their own Eeveelution.

Other Details

Supply List

-Pencils
-Paper (8.5x11 white paper works best, but other paper is okay)
-Coloring Utensils (crayons, colored pencils, markers, etc.)
-[Optional] Students may use their phone or other devices to look up Pokemon pictures for reference while drawing.

External Resources

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

Meet the teacher

Miss Amber

Joined June, 2020

4.9

263reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

Bachelor's Degree in Science from Indiana University

Pokemon has been my passion ever since I was five years old. Eevee in particular is my favorite Pokemon. 

I have my B.S. in Graphic Design and have experience with brainstorming and creating new character designs. 

I strive to invoke creativity in students and let them create in a fun and safe environment without worrying about perfection.