Whatchama Draw It: Drawing, Coloring, and Socialization
In this ongoing class, the learners will be given a different card from the "Whatchama Draw It" card game and be encouraged to draw and color a picture based on the card while socializing. #creative
Maria, M.Ed.
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5.0
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What's included
1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours per weekAssessment
The learners will be assessed informally throughout the lesson. They will also be assessed informally during the virtual art gallery at the end of the class.Class Experience
During this class, we will randomly select a card from the game "Whatchama Draw It" to use as inspiration for our own drawings or come up with our own silly ideas. While we draw and color, we will also socialize. We may play "Would You Rather" to keep the conversations going. This class is meant to help the learners develop their creativity as well as their drawing and socialization skills. Drawing is a great way to improve fine motor skills. The topics that I will be teaching include using various types of lines, using shapes to create art, and creating backgrounds. Creativity will be encouraged throughout each class meeting. The class will follow the following format: Greetings Random draw of the "Whatchama Draw It" card (Because of the random selection, cards may be repeated at times. If it is a repeat, the learner will be encouraged to add a twist to their drawings). Drawing, coloring, and Socialization- I will be demonstrating how I draw the picture while the learners draw their own pictures. I will use the demonstrations to show how to utilize the elements of art in drawing and coloring. My teaching style is relaxed while promoting growth by using encouragement. The learners will interact with me as well as other learners throughout the lesson. There is no previous experience needed. The weekly drawing topics will be randomly selected using cards from the game "Whatchama Draw It" or the members of the class can suggest their own. Week of January 2: Randomly select playing cards or come up with our own silly ideas to prompt drawing Week of January 9: Randomly select playing cards or come up with our own silly ideas to prompt drawing Week of January 16: Randomly select playing cards or come up with our own silly ideas to prompt drawing Week of January 23: Randomly select playing cards or come up with our own silly ideas to prompt drawing Week of January 30: Randomly select playing cards or come up with our own silly ideas to prompt drawing Week of February 6: Randomly select playing cards or come up with our own silly ideas to prompt drawing
Learning Goals
The learners will learn to use the elements of art to draw and color pictures inspired by cards from the "Whatchama Draw It" game or by ideas that the members of the class come up with. Elements of art include using lines and shapes to create art as well as many other things. Art helps with improving creativity, improves fine motor skills, and reduces stress.
Other Details
Parental Guidance
The learners will be determining some of the topics of conversation during each class session.
Supply List
Paper Pencil Crayons, Markers, or Colored Pencils Eraser Imagination Smile
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Sources
I will be using cards from the game "Whatchama Draw It" by The Imagineering Company, LLC. They have given me permission to use their materials during class.
Joined August, 2020
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236reviews
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Georgia Teaching Certificate in Special Education
2 Degrees
Master's Degree in Education from Georgia College (now Georgia College and State University
Bachelor's Degree in Education from Georgia Southern College (now Georgia Southern University
I have been an educator for 30+ years. During this time, I have taught all academic subjects as well as Art and STEAM to learners in grades K-5. Reviews
Live Group Class
$12
weekly1x per week
30 min
Completed by 2 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 6-9
1-5 learners per class
