Warm & Cool Landscapes – July
Due to all the different aspects shown in this video, we have broken it up into “chapters” to help you navigate! Our more advanced friends will want to watch this all the way through in order to see how to make their first painting more interesting! 😊
supply list: 4 small square canvases, round paint bush, water cup, table cover, bright assortment of paint, and paper towels.
Sweet Treats – June
This month, your child should complete as much of each step as possible, but the more they watch of the video, the more complicated it gets!
supply list: colored pencils, 9×6″ papers, table cover (if desired).
Planet Painting – May
Supply List: glue, paint brush, assorted paints, black construction paper, white paper, black permanent marker, and table cover.
Supplies needed:
- water cup
- paper towels
- 2 sheets of paper
- kid-safe scissors
- paint pods (a crayola 12 pack should work)
- small round or flat paint brush
- table cover
- glue stick
- black marker
Video 1: Drawing
Video 2: Painting
Scissors Safety (must watch)
Video 3: Cutting out and pasting
Pastel Sunflowers – April
Supply List: paper, 12 pack of assorted pastels.
Supplies needed:
- set of soft pastels
- 4 8×10″ papers
- blending stump
- eraser
- table cover
Target Ages 3-5
Target Ages 5-8
Target Ages 9-11
Horse Drawing – March
Supply List:
- assorted graphite pencils,
- blending stump,
- kneaded eraser.
- practice paper
- 8×10″ drawing paper
Video 1 – Beginner Level: Drawing the basic shape of the horse
Video 2 – Intermediate Level: Shading the Horse
Video 3 – Expert Level: Shading the background
Paper Mache Giraffe – February
Supply List:
- paper strips (yellow if you want it to match the project),
- Elmer’s glue + water to mix for the paste,
- a bowl, mixing stick or spoon,
- paint,
- brush,
- table cover.
If you are working on a table or counter that is really special, be sure to use additional newspaper or a plastic table cloth to cover it so nothing gets stained! This project is meant to be done in steps so the recommended schedule is:
Week 1: Make 1/2 the paper mache paste and create the giraffe
Week 2: Paint the giraffe!
Week 3: Use the second half of the glue to mix more paper mache paste and create an elephant (or any other project you want).. An elephant is just an idea so there aren’t directions, just have fun, be creative and see where it takes you!
Week 4: Paint the project you made during week 3!
Coming next month: Drawing Horses!
Koala Wow- January
Supplies needed:
- water cup
- paper towels
- 4 sheets of watercolor paper
- watercolor tray with primary colors, secondary colors, brown, and black
- small round or flat paint brush
- marker
- table cover