Squishmallow Drawing Crew for Ages 5-10
In this 30-minute weekly drawing club, students will learn to draw adorable squishmallows by following the teacher's step-by-step live tutorial —the students pick which ones are drawn!
Briann
Average rating:
4.7
Number of reviews:(42)
What's included
1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per weekClass Experience
US Grade Kindergarten - 3
Are you ready to join the Squishmallow Drawing Crew??? This is an awesome group that meets once a week to draw one fun squishmallow! At the beginning of class, I will introduce a new squishmallow squad (group of squishmallows), and the students will get to vote on which one we draw for the day. To vote, the learners will give me a thumbs up, and I will tally all the votes for each squishmallow. Then we will get to work drawing the winner! I will give a full tutorial on how to draw and color the selected squishmallow, but students are encouraged to get creative with their drawings and add their own fun spin on them. I will mute the class during drawing time so that background noise isn't a problem and everyone can easily hear the instructions. During the coloring time, kids can unmute and talk all about their drawing and squishmallow collections. For this group, students need crayons, paper, a pencil, and a black marker. Students will be encouraged to share their drawings with the class at the end of classtime. Students are also encouraged to bring squishmallows to class. If there is time at the end of class, we will take a look at the squishmallows everyone brought for a mini squishmallow party. Squishmallows will be drawn from the squads below based on learner choices from those squads. Once a month, I will have a "Bring A Squishmallow to Draw Day." Instead of picking a squishmallow from a squad, we will draw one of the learner's squishmallows during class time. The class will get to vote on which one they want to draw. Squishmallow Squads By Week October Week 1: (October 3) Adventure Squad Week 2: (October 10) Baby Squad Week 3: (October 17) Bestie Squad Week 4: (October 24) Bring A Squishmallow to Draw Day Week 5: (October 31) Halloween Squad November Week 1: (November 7) Bird Squad Week 2: (November 14) Bring A Squishmallow to Draw Day Week 3: (November 21) Harvest Squad Week 4: (November 28) Bugs Life Squad December Week 1: (December 7) Bright Squad Week 2: (December 12) No Class this Week! Week 3 (December 19) Christmas Squad Week 4: (December 26) No Class this week! January: Week 1: (January 2) Dessert Squad Week 2: (January 9) Bring A Squishmallow to Draw Day Week 3: (January 16) Deep Sea Squad Week 4: (January 23) Dessert Squad Week 5: (January 30) Dog Squad
Learning Goals
The number one goal of this class is for kids to learn how to draw fun squishmallows! Learners will also have the opportunity to socialize a little bit and show off their squishmallow collection/knowledge!
Other Details
Supply List
For this group, students need crayons, paper, a pencil, and a black marker.
1 file available upon enrollment
Language of Instruction
English
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Teacher expertise and credentials
2 Degrees
Master's Degree from University of Missouri-Columbia
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering (General) from Missouri University of Science and Technology
Hello! I'm Briann. Welcome to my classroom page! I hope you find something here you like. I started my journey Outschool teaching social classes. But if you look at my class listing offerings, you'll notice that I have expanded from that. I now offer three different types of classes.
Live Group Classes:
All of my live group classes are social classes. Each class offers breakout rooms so kids can get into small groups and build an online community of friends their own age. These classes are offered in the afternoons and work great as a recess break for homeschoolers or kids who just want extra time to talk and hang out in the summer. You can check out the various class themes below.
Self-Paced Classes:
The second type of classes I offer are self-paced extracurricular or problem-solving classes. You can find these in the self-paced tab below. These are niche classes that address particular topics, like how drugs and alcohol affect your brain or how to do long division. So, if your learner wants to know about something specific or is struggling with a particular concept of math, then take a look at these classes.
Groups
I offer several interesting groups that kids can sign up for. The groups are a mix of social and educational experiences and are paid for via monthly subscription. Groups don't have live meetings; instead, they are like private Reddit pages for kids! Kids can make posts, talk with others in the group via post chats, and even upload photos and videos. My most popular group so far has been my minecraft Java group that gives your learner access to the group board and a private Java server to build and explore.
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Below, I have included a list of my education and teaching experience.
Education:
-Bacholor's of Science in Ceramic Engineering
-Master of Science in Instructional Systems and Learning Design (Emphasis area of Online Education)
Teaching Experience:
-2018-Present Designing Elementary Level Curriculum
-2020-2023 Taught Online ESL Classes (Ages 4-18)
-2021-Present Teaching Outschool Classes
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I hope you find a class listing you like on my class page! See you in class!Reviews
Live Group Class
$11
weekly1x per week
30 min
Completed by 1 learner
Live video meetings
Ages: 5-10
3-8 learners per class
