What's included
1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
All of the Art will be age appropriate and connect with the project of the day. Each Class will have an Art project that I will do with my students step by step! I stress the importance of having fun when we are creating Art and not worrying or stressing about it being perfect! We will learn about how Art can help our brains relax and how Art can be use as a coping skill to help self regulate. I will post the outline for Art projects that we will have coming up (12 weeks at a time) the instructions for the assignment and the materials that may be needed for each one. I will give alternative materials that can be used in case you don't have the items listed or your child works better different materials. Week of (10/14): Topic /Theme 1: Who are you? Making a different kind of self portrait when we take the traditional self portrait and combine it with a "Me" Collage! ⇢ Week of (10/21): Topic/Theme 2: Crazy Hair: Drawing a Picture of yourself, favorite Monster, character and with a straw, paint and fun...We give them some CrAzY HaIr! ⇢ Week of (10/28): Topic/Theme 3: Pumpkin Kitty, Pumpkin Puppy? What Kind of Pumpkin do you want to draw? We make some fun Pumpkin themed Paintings while talking about Halloween fun & safety! ⇢ Week of (11/4): Topic/Theme 4: Your World: What would your World look like? What kind of animals would live there? What kind of trees, grass, buildings are there? What is important to you to have in YOUR world? ⇢ Week of (11/11): Topic/Theme 5: Flowers!!! Making Flowers with Plastic Forks, we make creative scenes with paints, fun and different way to make flowers! While working we will discuss what makes our flowers unique and then what makes us unique! ⇢ Week of (11/18): Topic/Theme 6: Once Upon a Time... We will create our very own fairy tale or story!! This can be whatever you imagine! Dragons, Princesses, Space...any adventure you can think of!! ⇢ Week of (11/25): Topic/Theme 7: Making your own Mandela!!! Learn how to make your own Mandela using Lines, dots, splashes, hearts and other shapes we will talk about! We will discuss Coping Skills and using Art as a way to relax and decompress!! ⇢ Week of (12/2): Topic/Theme 8: Learn how to draw a Tree with many branches and bringing some life to your art. In this class we learn how to make Trees look more real and textured. We will discuss different support we have in our lives, family and friends while making our trees. More Topics to come...
Learning Goals
The goal of this class is to help students build confidence and express feelings though Art work. This class is an opportunity to explore how Art can help us learn more about ourselves and also use it as a helpful coping skills!
Identifying Strengths and Confidence through Art
Other Details
Parental Guidance
Depending on your child's age and abilities some parental guidance maybe needed if scissors are used or painting projects this is at the parents discretion and not a requirement.
Supply List
Supplies will vary depending on the project. Common items that can be used are crayons, non-toxic paint & brushes, white paper, scissors, colored pencils, Some items that may be added to above list depending on the project: plastic forks (painting with forks to make flowers), a drinking straw (blowing paint- My Crazy Hair project), Scissors & Colored Construction Paper (*Alternatives--Color white paper first and then we can cut it out or cut up magazines (cutting out paper to make animals) Other supplies will be listed with the projects!
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I have been in the field since 2015 and have worked in many different settings. I personally love to paint and create art. I have found it to be a very useful tool when working with students and clients over the years.
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Live Group Class
$45
weekly1x per week
30 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-10
4-12 learners per class