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Minicrew: Giorgio's Birdhouse and Drone
Rating: 4.2 out of 5(19 ratings)
1,290 students

Minicrew: Giorgio's Birdhouse and Drone

This course requires facilitation by parents, teachers, or guardians. Great for the whole family or a classroom!
Last updated 1/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Coloring techniques
  • Using color pencils
  • Creative Thinking
  • Cutting, folding, and gluing

Course content

3 sections6 lectures30m total length
  • Introduction0:54

    Let's get started with the materials and printable handout that you need for this class. You'll need a printer, paper, something to color with, scissors, and glue (or tape).

  • Coloring the Birdhouse9:43

    Color the birdhouse with crayons, color pencils, or markers. In this lesson we explore color pencil shading techniques.

  • Cutting, Folding, and Gluing the Birdhouse3:33

    It's time to assemble the birdhouse. We'll cut, fold, and glue the birdhouse to finish it off!

Requirements

  • Download and print the handout
  • Scissors, glue, and color pencils (or crayons)
  • No experience needed. We'll walk you through step-by-step!

Description

In this Minicrew activity we'll teach coloring techniques with color pencil, and students can follow along as we assemble Giorgio's birdhouse and drone by cutting it out, folding, and then gluing. Color pencil techniques will cover basic shading and applying color/shapes, or whatever design the students would like. For the folding, cutting, and gluing, we provide step-by-step instructions on each part, so you can see how to make the 3D object out of paper. Note, while this activity can use regular printer paper, it does work better with card-stock weight paper, which is available at any local art and office supply store. Additionally, we'll take time for a learning activity about Giorgio and his special creative skill related to insight. It's a great way to practice creativity, while also learning about a mindset that is useful for visual artists. Parents and Teachers, make sure you have a printer, scissors, and glue to complete this activity! Older students will be able to follow the video without parental assistance.. however, the cutting and gluing require oversight for younger students. Once you've completed the lesson you might be inspired to design and make your own 3D shaped paper project! We hope you enjoy this fun paper-making project! 

Who this course is for:

  • Educators or Parents with children ages 5-12; younger children may need assistance.