Hagamos miniaturas de arcilla polimérica: ¡Alimentos para principiantes! (FLEX)

Completado por 25 alumnos

Edades 9-14

Clase grupal

En este curso de 4 semanas con horario flexible, los estudiantes aprenderán a crear frutas, verduras y cestas con arcilla polimérica.

Summer Vineyard

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4 semanas

1-8 alumnos por clase

Acerca de Descripción general del aprendizaje Maestro Reseñas

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Experiencia de clase

In this flexible-schedule, 4-week course, students will learn how to create fifteen different fruits and vegetables, as well as baskets, with polymer clay!

A new video will be available each week which will show, step-by-step, how to make that week’s project. Video tutorials are especially effective when learning how to work with clay as learners can pause, as well as rewind and re-watch steps as many times as they need. They can also post any questions that come up while they work in the classroom; I will respond with my advice/guidance as soon as I can! 

Learners should post pictures of their work (and any comments they have about it) when they finish their project each week. This gives me and the other learners in class an opportunity to comment on, ask questions, and talk about each student's work together. I believe sharing our art with others, as well as appreciating others’ work, is an important part of the creative process! Throughout our weeks together, I hope to create a welcoming environment for students to feel comfortable to share, critique, and troubleshoot with me and the other learners in class in this way.
 
Week 1:  Oranges, Apples, Bananas, & Strawberries
Week 2: Blueberries, Cherries, Peaches, & Pineapples
Week 3: Grapes, Tomatoes, Carrots, & Peas
Week 4: Corn, Pumpkins, Lettuce, & Baskets (I will show how to make baskets from both clay and pipe cleaners--learners can choose which they’d like to do.)

Baking and glazing instructions will also be provided!

* I strive to make sure each of my classes is appropriate for gifted learners. I offer discounts for siblings/multiple learners. If you have any other questions, please reach out to me! *

Metas de aprendizaje

·  	Art as a form of self-expression
·  	Developing fine motor skills
·  	Listening comprehension
·  	Positive attitude towards learning
·  	Growing confidence and sense of self-worth

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Lista de útiles escolares

ESSENTIALS:
·  	Polymer Clay: Whatever brand you prefer (Sculpey, Fimo, etc.). I use and recommend Sculpey Premo because of its high quality--however, Sculpey Souffle is also high-quality but is softer, so your learner might find it easier to work with.
  	·  	Colors I Recommend: Red, Orange, Yellow, Light Green, Dark Green, Blue, Purple, Pink, Brown, and White
·  	Sculpting tools: A basic set is fine. (If you don't have any tools yet, I'd recommend this well-priced set: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VDQ74BB/)
·  	Isopropyl Alcohol and Paper Towels (I like to cut mine into (4) squares, to conserve a bit :)) OR Baby Wipes
·  	Adequate working space

OPTIONAL, BUT RECOMMENDED:
·  	Pipe cleaners for the basket during our 4th week (I will be showing how to make baskets from clay, as well, so these are optional)
·  	Glaze for after baking

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Summer Vineyard

Se unió el November, 2019

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Experiencia y certificaciones del docente

Licenciatura desde Goddard College

Many of my classes here on OutSchool were inspired by a childhood obsession of mine and this one is no exception! I’ve been working with polymer clay since I was seven years old. I love tiny things, so I absolutely love making miniatures! I’m so excited to share my passion for miniatures with your learner(s)!