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Travel With Art and Animals! Group for ART-Venturous Kids
Ms. Abbey | Art Teacher of ARTventurous Animals
Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(127)
Your elementary-aged kid will practice their art skills, research well-loved AND unknown animals, and travel around the world. They'll "visit" new continents through animal-inspired art projects, learning key art skills along the way.
Group experience
US Grade 3 - 6
Beginner - Intermediate Level
Our group is all about exploring the amazing animals in our world through art! We highlight well-known and unique animals. Some of them can get kind of crazy! Each week, learners are presented with an animal from a continent or region of the world. Learners will get info about the animal and region of the world. Then, they'll watch a video or follow a tutorial that guides them through drawing/craft. WHAT'S INCLUDED: 🎨Video or step-by-step tutorials 🎨Immediate access to over 25 art...
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Oaklie the Okapi 🌿 Okapis are cute, shy, and ..... zebras?? Nope! The stripes you see on their back...
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Average rating:5.0Number of reviews:(127)
Hi! I’m Ms. Abbey. I teach kids to love art through animals, travel, and step-by-step instruction. I truly believe art class is for EVERYONE, not just the natural artist. The scientist, nature-lover, athlete, wanna-be vet, and gamer can all find...
