Open currency, time zone, and language settings

Weekly Directed Drawing Social Circle Time

In this weekly class, students will do a different directed drawing every week and share their drawings at the end of class.

Gretchen Bloom

Average rating:

4.9

Number of reviews:

(211)

What's included

1 live meeting

20 mins in-class hours per week

Class Experience

In this weekly class, students will do a different directed drawing every week and share their drawings at the end of class.

Each week, students will learn how to draw something different and then color it.  At the end of class, each student will share their drawing and tell the class about it.  We will work on correctly holding a pencil, and students will get the chance to be creative in how they choose to color in their drawing.  Students will be encouraged to add personal touches and other details to their drawings.

Week 1: Hen
Week 2: Pig
Week 3: Sheep
Week 4: Cow
Week 5: Horse
Week 6: Turkey
Week 7: Barn
Week 8: Duck
Week 9: Goose
Week 10: Tractor
More topics will continue to be added.

Other Details

Supply List

You will need:
-Papers
-Pencil
-Coloring materials

External Resources

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

Gretchen Bloom

Joined April, 2020

4.9

211reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

Hello!  Thank you for sharing this time with me!  My name is Mrs. Bloom, and I love teaching kids!  My goal is to allow my students to experience learning hands on, and to encourage them to think and express themselves in a positive way.  With over 20 years of experience working with kids in multiple capacities, including volunteering at camps, running kids programs, working as a teacher, and raising and homeschooling my own child, I have a huge variety of experiences from which I can pull to create fun and engaging classes for my students!  Since we are expected to integrate information from multiple areas when we approach a problem in real life, my classes are taught from this interdisciplinary perspective.  This allows students to ask questions, explore, and discover information that is interesting and relevant, motivating them to become lifelong learners.  I can't wait for you to join me as we enjoy the art of learning!