
In this 40-minute lesson, young artists will learn how to draw and paint a cheerful blue bird sitting on a branch, surrounded by vibrant flowers and curly vines. I’ll guide kids step by step—from sketching with pencil to outlining with Sharpie and bringing it all to life with watercolor paints. This lesson encourages creativity, confidence, and careful observation.
Materials needed:
Watercolor paper
Watercolor paints
Pencil
Eraser
Sharpie (or waterproof black marker)
Paper towel
Cup with water
Let’s dive in and create a bright and joyful bird painting together!
In this lighthearted watercolor lesson, we’ll draw a playful bunny flying a bright kite across rolling green hills and fluffy clouds. Step by step, students will sketch, outline, and paint the cheerful scene using simple shapes and soft colors. This lesson is perfect for exploring creativity and watercolor techniques in a fun and relaxing way.
Materials needed:
Watercolor paper
Watercolor paints
Pencil
Eraser
Sharpie (or waterproof black marker)
Paper towel
Cup with water
Let’s paint a breezy day full of color and imagination!
In this peaceful watercolor lesson, we’ll create a cozy scene of a sleepy cat nestled among flowers, with a curious little bird nearby. Students will learn how to build a simple composition using soft lines and expressive shapes, then bring it to life with watercolor shading and floral accents. A calm and creative project from start to finish.
Materials needed:
Watercolor paper
Watercolor paints
Pencil
Eraser
Sharpie (or waterproof black marker)
Paper towel
Cup with water
Take a deep breath and enjoy painting this quiet garden moment.
In this vibrant watercolor lesson, we’ll paint a graceful butterfly surrounded by blooming spring flowers and gently falling petals. Students will explore blending warm and cool colors, creating contrast, and using simple shapes to build a balanced, colorful composition. This project is all about celebrating color, movement, and the feeling of spring.
Materials needed:
Watercolor paper
Watercolor paints
Pencil
Eraser
Sharpie (or waterproof black marker)
Paper towel
Cup with water
Let your creativity take flight with this bright and joyful butterfly scene.
In this delightful watercolor lesson, we’ll paint a brave little bear on their very first flying adventure, soaring through the sky in a colorful plane. Surrounded by stitched clouds and a cheerful bird companion, this scene invites creativity and storytelling while introducing fun watercolor blending and sky gradients.
Materials needed:
Watercolor paper
Watercolor paints
Pencil
Eraser
Sharpie (or waterproof black marker)
Paper towel
Cup with water
Let’s take off and bring this sweet sky adventure to life!
In this underwater adventure, we’ll paint a curious walrus captain exploring the deep sea in a colorful submarine. Surrounded by seaweed, fish, and ocean blues, this lesson is a great opportunity to practice layering watercolors, using bold shapes, and adding small, playful details to bring the scene to life.
Materials needed:
Watercolor paper
Watercolor paints
Pencil
Eraser
Sharpie (or waterproof black marker)
Paper towel
Cup with water
Dive into creativity and discover the wonders beneath the waves!
In this elegant watercolor lesson, we’ll paint a decorative vase filled with blooming flowers. Students will explore symmetry, gentle brush techniques, and color harmony while designing their own floral arrangement. This lesson encourages creative expression and attention to detail in a calm, structured format.
Materials needed:
Watercolor paper
Watercolor paints
Pencil
Eraser
Sharpie (or waterproof black marker)
Paper towel
Cup with water
Let’s create a graceful, flower-filled vase to brighten up any space!
Get ready for liftoff! In this adventurous watercolor lesson, we’ll paint a joyful astronaut zooming through space in a bright rocket surrounded by planets, stars, and a glowing moon. Students will explore blending dark galaxy backgrounds, using bold shapes, and adding pops of color to make their space scene shine.
Materials needed:
Watercolor paper
Watercolor paints
Pencil
Eraser
Sharpie (or waterproof black marker)
Paper towel
Cup with water
Let your imagination blast off into the cosmos—it’s time to paint the stars!
Materials needed:
White paper
Black paper
Pencil
Eraser
Set of colorful sharpies
Paper towel
Cup with water
Scessors
Large ziplock bag
Are you looking for more than just another kids’ art class? Imagine your child joyfully expressing themselves through color, gaining confidence with every brushstroke, and creating art they’re proud to show off — all from the comfort of home.
This beginner-friendly watercolor course is designed to do exactly that.
Led by beloved art instructor Ms. Maria, this course offers a joyful, screen-time-worthy experience where children ages 6+ explore the magic of watercolor while learning foundational art skills like:
Color mixing
Brush techniques
Composition
Creative thinking
With 8 engaging lessons and 2 exciting extra projects, each 30–45 minutes long, your child will not only grow artistically — they’ll gain confidence, focus, and a sense of accomplishment. At the end of every class, Ms. Maria includes a fun memory game to reinforce key concepts and keep kids smiling.
Whether you’re a homeschool parent or just looking for a meaningful after-school activity, this course is the perfect blend of creativity, structure, and joy.
Give your child the gift of artistic confidence — one brushstroke at a time!
What are the art projects?
The 10 projects your kids will do are:
1. Blue Bird
2. Kite Day on the Hills
3. Blossom Nap
4. Wings of Spring
5. The First Plane
6. Submarine Explorers
7. Vase with Flowers
8. Rocket to the Stars
9. Extra Project 1 (Underwater World)
10. Extra Project 2 ( Giant Fish)
Materials for the lessons:
We will need just some basic materials that I'm sure you already have around the house:
- Watercolor Paper
- Pencil and eraser
- Black Sharpie
- Water cup
- Watercolor paints and brushes
- Paper towel
Kids will mainly need watercolor paint, but if you do not have it, they can still do the projects using other media like crayons, markers, or colored pencils.
About the instructor:
Hi! Welcome to this course! My name is Maria and I have always loved painting since I can remember. When my daughter was born, creating and imagining things was our favorite thing to do together. When she turned 3, I started looking for art classes for her. It was pretty challenging, as some lessons were too long for her age, too expensive, or just boring.
At that moment, the idea of this course was born. I decided to combine two of my passions: making art and teaching. Throughout my career, I have held several art exhibitions and won international awards. But my heart was always set on working with kids. Since I am a mom, I know how difficult it is for parents to find the time to juggle all their responsibilities while keeping kids engaged and entertained. I intend that my courses will prove to be a high-quality learning activity and empower kids through art-making.
I look forward to seeing you in this Watercolor Painting Course.
Important: This course must be purchased by a parent or guardian.