Unlock the world of graphic design with our Canva Kids Workshop, designed specifically for middle schoolers! This fun and interactive class introduces kids ages 11-14 to the basics of graphic design using Canva. Over five engaging sessions, students will learn how to create eye-catching posters, collages, animations, and more, all while exploring essential design principles. Each class focuses on a different aspect of design, allowing students to build a diverse skill set and gain confidence in their creative abilities.

In this ongoing class, your child will dive into the exciting world of graphic design with hands-on activities that make learning both enjoyable and practical. Here’s what you can expect to learn:

⇢ Lesson 1: Introduction to Canva's Editing Tools
⇢ Lesson 2: Color Theory
⇢ Lesson 3: Experimenting with different fonts to design stylish text
⇢ Lesson 4: Crafting creative collages with shapes and images
⇢ Lesson 5: Layout and Composition

Each 30-minute lesson includes:

Introduction (5 minutes): Overview of the day's topic and objectives.

Hands-On Activity (25 minutes): Guided practice where students create their own designs based on the lesson's focus.

Wrap-Up (5 minutes): Sharing and discussing the students’ work, providing feedback and encouragement.

How will I teach?

Interactive Lessons: Students will follow along with live demonstrations and engage in practical design tasks.

Step-by-Step Guidance: Clear, easy-to-follow instructions will help students complete each activity.

Personal Interaction: Direct feedback and support during the hands-on activities.

What’s my teaching style?

Engaging and Fun: Lessons are designed to be enjoyable and relatable, encouraging creativity and exploration.

Supportive: Individual attention to ensure every student feels confident in their abilities.

Visual and Interactive: Use of slides, examples, and live demonstrations to make concepts clear.

How much will learners get to interact?

Lecture: Short, focused explanations at the start of each session.

Games and Discussions: Interactive elements to make learning engaging.

Feedback: Personalized comments on students’ designs to guide improvement and build confidence.