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After learning how to draw a butterfly step-by-step (ua-cam.com/video/Ztjf70G5rq4/v-deo.html) you can design a butterfly that is all about YOU! What are you favorite things? Decorate your butterfly wings with your name or your favorite colors! A fun project to break-the-ice with your classmates.

This lesson teaches an introduction to radial symmetry. We use the life cycle of a butterfly to inspire this artwork, but you can decorate an artwork like this with any types of shapes!

This is an introductory video on how to shade a three-dimensional sphere.

Follow along with this guided drawing lesson to learn how to draw a butterfly! Remember to decorate your butterfly with symmetrical designs. Once you have finished drawing your butterfly, learn to label its parts like a scientist. You can stop and start the video when writing your letters so that you don't feel rushed. Have fun!

Learn to draw a cityscape using simple shapes. This lesson follows the book "Michael Recycle" by Ellie Bethel. There are some awesome read-alongs on UA-cam, so make sure to check one out. This art lesson is perfect for Earth Day! Will you draw a beautiful recycled town or a smoggy city?

Learn how to draw your friends and family out of clouds! Remember to add details so you can tell each cloud apart. Details are an important part of every drawing!

Learn how to make bubble letters with this quick and easy trick! You will need a good eraser to get rid of your original letter lines. Make sure you draw lightly so you don't leave behind marks on your paper.

Learn some basic hand-building skills by molding an insect out of homemade dough! Any homemade or commercial play-dough can be used for this project. Keep practicing those fine motor skills, little learners!

Time for a virtual field trip! We will be practicing a new form of observational drawing that is called gestural drawing. While observational drawing is used for drawing real life objects that are still, (like our shoes) gestural drawing is used for drawing objects that are NOT still. Like animals! Remember that gestural drawing is JUST for practice! There should be no beautifully polished work...

Some quick tips and tricks for drawing a self-portrait. Keep practicing!

A fun and easy way to reuse cereal boxes to make pencil holders! You will need scissors, tape (heavy duty tape works best), markers for decorating, and a cereal box. What can you use to strengthen your pencil holder and make it studier?

Here is a fun doodle that will strengthen your drawing skills and add an extra layer of realism to your portraits! In this video, I show you how to draw the right eye on a portrait. (The person in the portrait's left eye.) If you were to draw the left on of a portrait, remember to invert this eye. Meaning the tear duct would be on the opposite side. Happy doodling!

Learn to draw a rabbit's home! A fun project for teaching about cutaway drawings. Cutaway drawings are used to show the inside of something: from the working parts of an engine to all the floors in an apartment building! This project is inspired by one of my favorite books as a child, "The Apartment Book" by Leo Hartas.

We see symbols all around us. They are used to indicate warnings and to identify companies. What symbols can you find around the house? Try making up your own symbols to describe you!

2nd Grade: Mind Map

Kdg: Symmetrical Rangoli

1st Grade: Abstract Circles

1st Grade: Mary Blair Castles

Pre-K: Cloud Finder

1st Grade: Basic Clay Skills

2nd Grade: Op Art

Kdg: How to Draw a Giraffe

Early Learners: Recycled Necklaces

Early Learners: Name Challenge

Early Learners: Thumbprint Insects

Early Learners: Draw Insects

Pre-K: Beak Adaptations

Pre-K: Learn to Draw an Owl

Pre-K: Picasso Guitar