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18 step-by-step lessons teaching watercolor techniques like blending, layering, and textures.
$29.99
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2026 Fifth-Grade Curriculum Kit
Learning watercolor is hard enough without also trying to draw a perfect whale first.
How to Paint—Watercolour Animals removes that obstacle by providing pre-printed animal outlines so children can focus on learning how watercolor actually behaves on the page.
Across 18 guided lessons, students work through animals like seals, whales, snails, and more while practicing techniques such as blending, layering, texture, wet-on-wet painting, and controlled detail work.
The included materials are designed to keep the process simple. A water brush with a built-in reservoir, mixing tray, sponge, and organized storage case makes setup and cleanup manageable enough for regular use.
Because the outlines are already provided, students often spend less time worrying about mistakes and more time experimenting with color choices, water control, and painting techniques.
The sturdy storage box makes this easy to bring to co-ops, grandparents' houses, waiting rooms, or anywhere painting supplies normally feel like too much trouble.
This is the sort of kit where students frequently finish an animal, immediately flip to the next page, and insist they still have time for one more.
How to Use How to Paint—Watercolour Animals
- Start by letting your child flip through the animal options and choose a favorite. The included outlines take the pressure off drawing, so students can focus on learning how watercolor behaves.
- Plan on completing about one lesson every week or two, depending on how much time your child likes to spend experimenting with each project.
- Follow the step-by-step instructions while practicing techniques like blending, layering, texture work, wet-on-wet painting, and controlling water on the page.
- Encourage experimentation as skills develop. Try different color choices, or add extra details.
- Keep supplies stored together between sessions. Because everything packs neatly back into the box, this tends to work well for afternoons when pulling out a giant art setup sounds exhausting.
Manufacturer's Information
Manufacturer: Tiger Tribe
Age Recommendation: 8 - 14
Grade Recommendation: 3rd Grade - 9th Grade
Faith-Based: No
Consumable: Yes
Lessons/Projects: 18
Size: 6.3" x 1.57" x 9.45"
Copyright: May 14, 2024
Made in: China
CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

- September 23, 2026
DDB
My son used this for 5th grade as part of his curriculum kit and we still use it (and the skills learned to paint now!) The step by step instructions are great and makes it something he can do independently and you get everything you need in one little cute kit that folds up nicely for storage. Great for rainy days or any day! We like to paint together and sometimes he uses it on his own. I think it is a great kit for anyone considering ordering.
- August 15, 2026
Steph H.
My daughter has absolutely LOVED using her How to Paint Watercolour Animals kit. The instructions are easy to follow and the included water filled paintbrush made painting and clean up simple. She would follow the directions and pre-sketched outline the first time and then the following week would paint one on her own. Great addition to art this year!
- January 3, 2026
Susan K.
8 year old artsy granddaughter says she “likes how it teaches you how to do it.”
- October 25, 2025
Kathleen P.
I purchased this as part of my son’s fifth grade art curriculum. It is such a nice set. I actually purchased a second set so I could paint alongside him.
- April 27, 2025
Better than the last kit
ScotFlower
We picked up a watercolor kit last year and it was not very good. There was not a step by step instruction guide and the level of skill needed was higher than we were at. This animal watercolor kit we perfect. It was small, had instructions and step by step images, stored away in one place, and did not seem intimidating. We are doing this kit first for sure!


