What's included
Homework
Each week, learners will be asked to upload a picture of their progress on our Bat project.Assessment
Informal assessmentClass Experience
Our class will be taught weekly with step by step videos that are posted each Monday. Since this is a flexible schedule class, there will be NO live meetings. Our first week of the section will include brief lessons to help learners with the basics of threading a needle, tying a knot, and separating embroidery floss. If your learner already has some experience they may be able to skip some parts of the first weeks lesson. Each week I will ask students to upload videos and/or photos of their projects and comment on other students work. Learners will be expected to comment and interact on our classroom posts through photos, chat, and video. It is so much fun to make sewing a social experience! I will also provide feedback on all submitted photos and questions throughout the duration of the course and I will be available to answer questions or help with troubleshooting as needed. In addition to our class projects we will socially interact by helping other learners choose felt and embroidery floss colors. Please note that some students may need parental guidance with certain aspects during the learning process. Please always feel free to reach out to me! Week one: Bat project Hand sewing basics overview. (Optional: demonstration of how to separate embroidery floss, thread the needle, tie a knot). Learn how to use the pattern, cut out felt pieces for bat, and sew on face and details. Week two: Bat project Learn how to complete the bat project. Week three: Either catch up on bat project or start pencil topper bat. Week four: Complete bat pencil topper. #hand sewing #halloween #fall projects #bat sanctuary #hand stitching #hand sewing #felt #Halloween #fall #creative stitching
Learning Goals
Students will learn basic hand sewing stitches learned in class, how to use a pattern, minimal waste of materials, all while creating an adorable project!
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Difficulty Level: First time sewing students and younger learners may need assistance cutting out some of the corners on this project.
Parental Guidance is advised during scissor cutting.
Supply List
Supply list: Two colors of felt for bats Embroidery floss to match felt Additional embroidery floss in contrasting colors for detail stitching Scissors able to cut felt 3 sewing pins Medium eye needle PDF pattern printout (posted in our classroom) Optional, but nice to have: Pincushion Box or container to store supplies in
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
3 Degrees
Master's Degree in Education from Truman State University
Master's Degree in Music or Theatre or Arts from Truman State University
Bachelor's Degree in Music or Theatre or Arts from Truman State University
Hi! My name is Mrs. Erickson. I teach piano lessons, music history, all about music composers, hand sewing, social communications, and fitness classes. I am excited to work with your learner!
My background includes training in Kindermusik and Musikgarten music and movement classes for ages birth to seven. My professional background includes: B.A. Music (piano), M.A. Music (piano), M.A.E. Special Education (K-12). I am a certified teacher through the state of Missouri.
I believe everyone can learn!
I have two rescue dogs that might occasionally make a classroom appearance.
Reviews
Live Group Class
$35
for 4 weeks4 weeks
Completed by 5 learners
No live video meetings
Ages: 8-13