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Wildflower Art, Poetry, & Nature Camp Part One

This class will focus on the beauty found in nature. Students will observe, and then learn how to draw, paint, and write poetry about wild flowers. I hope this class encourages learners to travel and appreciate the beauty in nature.
Judy Harrison M.Ed Birds+Art+Poetry
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What's included

4 live meetings
3 in-class hours

Class Experience

Imagine that it's a sunny summer day and you arrive at your destination to hike with your family or friends.  As you walk and talk, you are amazed by the beautiful views surrounding you.  It's wildflower season and you feel compelled to stop at every turn to take pictures of the gorgeous flowers. This is what it's like when I'm hiking and I'd like to share that experience with you.

Judy will show the students photos and videos of flowers from hikes she's taken in the beautiful Sierra Nevada Mountains, along the Pacific Ocean in California, and in Europe, specifically Spain and Iceland.  During this four-day camp, we will make two paintings and write two poems inspired by amazing wildflowers. 

On the first and third days of class, students will use acrylics and watercolors to paint lavender, periwinkle, pink lupines, red poppies, blue flax, and other wildflowers. Our poetry days will consist of lessons on how to use nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and descriptive phrases to write acrostic and haiku poems based on the student's very own wildflower artwork and their life experience.I will be available to help with spelling and tips on art supply usage.  

Day 1 We will look at photos of tall pink, purple, and blue lupines then acrylic paint to make a detailed painting.
Day 2 We will work together on an acrostic poem about lupines.
Day 3 We will look at photos the teacher took of wildflowers on her hikes then use Sharpies and watercolors to make a beautiful piece of art.
Day 4 We will use words we've gathered all week to write a haiku poem about our Day 3 wildflower project.

**If your student needs accommodations, please let me know and we will work together to ensure that they have the best possible class experience.**

Check out my other four-day wildflower camp (Part Two) for more art and poetry:
https://outschool.com/classes/wildflower-art-poetry-and-nature-multi-day-class-fos3ragX?usid=dNC7E9pS&signup=true&utm_campaign=share_activity_link
Learning Goals
Students will be shown a map of the regions where the teacher's wildflower photographs were taken. 
Students will learn how to write acrostic and haiku styles of poetry.
Students will paint several types of wildflowers including lupines using acrylic and watercolor paints.
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Other Details

Supply List
Art: Days 1 and 3

Watercolor Paper (2 sheets) 9" x 12"
Tray of watercolor paints
Fine Point or Extra Fine Black Sharpie marker (or any permanent black marker)
Acrylic paints (pink, blue, purple, white, green, yellow)
Plate or palette for mixing paint
Small and medium-size brushes
Q-tips to use for painting on Day One
Paper Towels
Water
Table Covering and Paint Smock

Poetry: Days 2 and 4
A few pieces of paper or a writing journal, eraser, and a pencil.
Language of Instruction
English
External Resources
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Joined March, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Nevada Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education
Master's Degree in Education from Lesley College
The teacher has a master's degree in Integrating Arts into the Curriculum and is thrilled to have Outschool as a platform to teach what she loves. She was a kindergarten through 4th-grade teacher for thirty years and currently gives workshops for PBS Kids.

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$68

for 4 classes
2x per week, 2 weeks
45 min

Completed by 43 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 7-12
3-7 learners per class

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