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Years of Experience in Summer Camp classes

20

Teaching Experience in detail in Summer Camp classes

summer class Method and Materials Introducing water watercolor for painting,How to use the water color step by step,Still life,Portraits,Landscap. Only weekend class, class will be start March 28th to April 29th class Duration :20 Hours No Class:10 Art is highly valued in the Montessori classroom, and its value in the Playful Learning Studio is no exception. We love providing children with daily opportunities to imagine, create, and express themselves through the artistic process. Maria Montessori found the act of painting to be very practical in nature; in her view, the act of creative expression is secondary. First and foremost, painting refines a child’s fine motor skills by: Strengthening the muscles in a child’s hands, fingers, and wrists Enabling them to learn a proper grip Controlling the amount of paint and water on the brush Improving hand-eye coordination Building spatial awareness Making marks on paper … all of which are skills needed for learning how to write! In addition to reinforcing all of these fine motor skills, we also can’t underestimate how teaching a child to paint introduces her to the basics of color and even adds in a bit of scientific discovery (mixing colors). Materials: Heavy Paper or Watercolor Paper Watercolor Paints (these are our favorite) 2-3 Paintbrushes (various sizes) Small Jar of Water Paper Towel (to dry off the paintbrush) A Tray (to contain the mess and water spillage) Apron or Old T-Shirt (to protect your child’s clothing) Now get ready to introduce your child to the joy of watercolor: Start with whatever colors you want, but we suggest beginning with the primary colors (red, yellow, blue). Set them out one at a time in the beginning, and then gradually add in a new color. This will engage your child’s interest, and she will be excited when a new color is offered … and can experiment with color mixing! Show her how to wet the brush in the jar of water and then touch the brush to one color of paint. A great tip for a really young child (up to 24 months) is to put a few drops of water in the paint ahead of time, so that all she has to do is touch the brush to the color. You can still teach her how to clean off her brush between colors, but having the paint already wet can be helpful to the process! Let her make brushstrokes on a piece of paper. Encourage her to use different amounts of water and paint to see what happens. Remind her to clean her brush with water after each color and to clean up any spills with the paper towel. If she has too much water on her brush, show her how to gently wipe the brush on the paper towel. We also love using these playful verbal cues: Dip your brush into the jar of water and give its bristles a good drink so it’s ready to paint. Gently touch the brush to the color you want to use and swirl it around the paint like a ballerina. Move the brush across the paper like it’s dancing to music. When your brush is thirsty, dip it into the jar of water again and let it drink like a little bird sipping from a pond. Or even saying something as simple as, “in the water, in the paint, on the paper” repeated over and over will help children understand the importance of wetting the brush before using it with the paints.

Years of Experience in Drawing Classes

20

Teaching Experience in detail in Drawing Classes

1 Drawing basic 2 Pencil shading 3.Color pencil 4 Wax crayons 5 Oil pastels 6 Dry pastels 7 Poster color 8 Water color 9 Acrylic color 10 Oil color 11 Pot painting 12 Clay model 13 Collage 14 Paper graft 15 Canvas painting 16 Cardboard art 17 Portrait 18 Landscape 19 Still life 20 Sand art 21 Doodle 22 Mural Art

Years of Experience in Painting Classes

20

Teaching Experience in detail in Painting Classes

1 Drawing basic 2 pencil shading 3 water color 4 pot painting 5 clay model 6 collage 7 paper graft 8 canvas painting 9 cardboard art 10 Portrait 11 landscape 12 Still life 13 sand art 14 Doodle 15 Mural Art

Years of Experience in Art and Craft classes

20

Years of Experience in Fine Arts Classes

20