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Water Color Flowers - You Can Do It! (Ages 3-5)
Have you ever tried Watercolor painting? If no then this is a very simple class to start with. Join me.
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3-5
year olds
1-3
learners per class
Charged upfront
Meets once
35 minute class
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Description
Class Experience
My goal with this little painting of whimsical flowers is to have the young student learn to control the paint and brush. I want them to have a painting that they can be proud of and enjoy.
I was an art teacher to grades 4-12 for 9 years. I didn't like to see my students frustrated because frustration is just one step away from giving up and not trying again. It's difficult once you get frustrated to try again. So let's just avoid the frustration all together. I want to encourage them to try new things but teach them that there are ways to work with the paint so that the paints works for them. It will be an enjoyable experience.
Supplies needed: Watercolor pan set (please do not use dollar store types - there is simply very little pigment in them and it will be frustrating for your child) Crayola is a good brand to start with. 1 soft medium sized brush and one thin line brush works well. two containers for water one for clean and one to rinse out brushes. water color paper (must be labeled water color or mixed media paper) Please do not use copier paper. crayons They must have a thin line black marker to complete the picture. Best if it is permanent black marker like a thin line sharpie.
35 minutes per week in class, and maybe some time outside of class.
At this age it is best if an adult stays with them during the class. They may need assistance and hands on direction.
Teacher
Miss Lauren"Sprout" your Creativity with Lauren from The Watermelon Workshop!
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About Me
I love teaching children ART! I have been an art teacher since 1989. I have a degree in Art Education and I taught art for 9 years in a brick and mortar school. In that school I designed the curriculum myself. I had the privilege of teaching...
