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Elsa the Snow Queen [2] [3] [4] is the deuteragonist of Disney's 2013 animated feature film Frozen, and the protagonist of its 2019 sequel. Born with the power of ice and snow, Elsa is the firstborn daughter of King Agnarr and Queen Iduna, the older sister of Queen Anna, and the former queen of Arendelle. Throughout most of her young life, Elsa feared that her powers were monstrous. Therefore, she isolated herself from the world as a means of protecting her family and kingdom. Elsa's anxieties would eventually trigger a curse that plunged Arendelle into an eternal winter. Through Anna's love, however, Elsa was able to control her powers and live peacefully amongst her people with a newfound self-confidence. Elsa demonstrated herself to be an incredibly fast learner; despite facing two armed thugs and having no formal training, Elsa was able to defeat and nearly kill both men with her magic. And despite not using her magic for a long time, Elsa gathered enough confidence after producing a few blasts of snow to build an ice staircase and an entire ice palace. Elsa also was able to magically weave herself a new dress and cape. Finishing the drawing is just the start, however! You can keep the fun going by adding some additional details of your own.
Elsa proves that she is notably creative and strong in geometry. This is shown when she uses her knowledge of geometry to create her ice palace, and describing her snow designs as 'fractals'; an advanced geometry concept for the time period. The sequel showed that she has a keen eye for detail and engineering, being able to create many items with her powers. When asked to create a sextant for a young girl Elsa expressed an unsureness, hinting that she has to be aware of the general structure of the item she tries to create, but was able to create one perfectly just as easily as her other gifts. Then, we will also be drawing some small, pretty flowers onto her hair to finish this off. Before you move on, you could also add even more details or ideas to this image! Three years later, Elsa was continuing her duties as queen, hosting royal gatherings at the castle. We will begin with the face and hair outline of this character in this first step of our guide on how to draw Elsa.With Anna's revelation that Arendelle was plagued by eternal winter, Elsa found herself feeling her powers to be a curse once more. We went with the colors she is seen in during her first film appearance for our example image of this Elsa drawing, and you can use it as an example if you’d like to as well! After the spiritual revelation, Elsa uses her powers to create moving replicas of people in the past and memory. After scouring some of her memories, Elsa soon comes across the statues representing events within the Enchanted Forest—the ones concerning her grandfather King Runeard and the Northuldra. Exploring further, Elsa learns Runeard detested magic in the belief that magic corrupts and makes people defy authority like his status as King of Arendelle, which motivated his actions, which angers Elsa due to what she learned about magic and how fear is what cannot be trusted, which was what her grandfather was letting control his actions as he feared the Northuldra and their bond with magic. After following her grandfather's statue further down into Ahtohallan, Elsa's hands begin to freeze. Elsa soon uncovers her grandfather's dark secret: the dam supposedly built by the people of Arendelle as a gift for the Northuldra was actually a ploy by Runeard to drain their magic and ruin them, with him even going so far as striking down the Northuldra leader when he was unarmed and unaware of Runeard preparing to murder him to instigate war between the Northuldra and Arendelle. Elsa begins to grow colder. Having gone too deep into Ahtohallan's depths and ignored her mother's warnings from the lullaby she sang to her and Anna when they were younger, Elsa rapidly begins to freeze to death, though more slowly and painfully compared to Anna when under the frozen heart curse, but manages to use her final moments to send a message to Anna, revealing this truth, before she freezes solid completely, entombing her in Ahtohallan as her grave. Her eyes are big and rounded with some pointy tips on either end. Then, there will be some lines across them to make it look as if her eyelids are a bit lowered.
The ELSA training is a six-day course delivered by Drs. Laura Grahamslaw and Chantelle Makin who have a wealth of experience facilitating both the training and ongoing supervision. It is suitable for staff working in primary, secondary and special schools. Nonetheless, Elsa's choice to suppress her true self by acting like the perfect child her parents envisioned had a heavy toll on her. She feared hurting anyone greatly, even to the point where she refused her parents to be near her, concerned that her powers could lash out accidentally. And rather than confronting problems head on, Elsa turned away from unpleasant situations. After a successful birthday celebration, Anna helps Elsa into bed and happily remarks that taking care of her beloved big sister is her best birthday present ever.Day 5 – Suicide Prevention and Postvention; Supporting Trans and Non-Binary Pupils; Sleep and Mental Health.
Elsa also possesses a degree of artistic skill, as she was able to base an entire palace design on a snowflake. In fact, Elsa repeatedly showed herself using the same snowflake design; it appeared not only on the palace floor, but also on the palace doors, ice chandelier, her clothes and hair accessories, and even on Anna's frozen form. In another showcase of her artistic skill, Elsa froze the water in the courtyard fountains into an intricate design and used ice to decorate the whole castle. When Elsa was frozen solid by Ahtohallan after traveling too deep into its depths to find the truth, her frozen body sported the same snowflake design from all her previous creations on it alongside the one of the Elemental Spirits to signify both her Snow Queen and Fifth Spirit status. On Anna's birthday, the manner in which Elsa roused her sister was similar to how Anna woke her up as children. On this course, I really enjoyed understanding the psychology behind children’s behaviours. I appreciated the advice and guidance given for support strategies and activities to use with children and young people in school. Laura and Chantelle were excellent! They were professional, friendly and approachable, and they are clearly experts in their field! I particularly valued the resource list given on this course, and the sharing of a wide variety of resources an ELSA can potentially use, as well as being given my own copy of the Emotional Well-being Handbook! LVS, Ascot
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Through the ELSA project, Educational Psychologists can apply their extensive training and knowledge to build the capacity of schools to understand and holistically support their pupils. All of our Educational Psychologists are highly experienced in delivering ELSA training and supervision. In both the Frozen II junior novelization and “Polar Nights”, Elsa says that she feels more comfortable in open spaces, which was part of her decision to move to the forest.
This drawing of Elsa shows just a small portion of this classic character. One way you could expand upon it would be by adding some more of her design! The thing I enjoyed most on this course was learning about the psychology behind certain behaviours we see in children. The course was well structured and organised, and the resources shared were fantastic and they linked to each topic within the training. I found the trainers to be so helpful and informative, as well as them being patient and encouraging of our own ideas. A huge thank to Laura and Chantelle – your enthusiasm and guidance has made me so excited to start my ELSA journey! Hoe Bridge Pre-Prep School, Woking One night, at the age of eight, [3] Elsa's father told her the story of an enchanted forest. Its importance to Elsa would not become apparent until she was older. In the sequel, Elsa seeks the truth about the source of her powers as well as who she really is. She begins to question her place in Arendelle as Ahtohallan calls for her every night until she answers it during " Into the Unknown". Upon entering the Enchanted Forest, Elsa becomes more confident with her abilities and heroic, protecting her family and the Northuldra from the Wind and Fire Spirits. She has since become more heroic, promising the Northuldra that she will do what she can to break the curse and free the forest. This drives her to seek the truth of the past by journeying to Ahtohallan despite the dangers it presented, as well as great strength and determination in fighting and taming the Nokk. After witnessing their parents' deaths through a memory stored in ice, Elsa blames herself and refuses to let Anna follow her into the Dark Sea. She finally finds Ahtohallan and recognizes herself as the Fifth Spirit, recognizing that her powers were indeed a gift and not a curse, no longer feeling restricted in using her powers. Having found her place among the spirits, she passes the position of Queen of Arendelle onto Anna and stays behind to live with the Northuldra as the forest's protector, finally at peace with herself and with both the freedom she's always wanted and her bond with her sister stronger than ever.
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Determined to reside in peace, Elsa became far more liberal regarding the usage of her powers. When Anna refused to leave, Elsa turned to her abilities and created Marshmallow to physically expel her sister from the palace. And when the Duke of Weselton's thugs provoked her, after some initial hesitation, Elsa reacted with deadly force. However, the revelation that she had plunged Arendelle into winter caused Elsa to regard her powers with a sense of revulsion once more. Elsa's reversion to her old perceptions of herself was only made worse when Hans told her she had frozen Anna's heart, resulting in her death. After becoming the queen of Arendelle, Elsa had a very strict and organized schedule managed by Gerda. [16]
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