Fall 2024
We are excited to bring back our young artists classes since Covid!
Wee Grow Art (Age 2 & caregiver)
6 classes, Wednesdays, Jan 22 – Feb 26, 9:00 - 10:00 am Young artists will explore the world of visual arts and learn basic concepts through 2- and 3-D art projects. These classes offer exciting new experiences for young minds to foster creative thinking, cognitive development, fine motor skills, and more. Exposure to the arts ultimately enhances academic learning and life skills. Note: No class Nov 27. Tuition: $90 ($81 members) Instructor: Bethany Richards
Art Together (Ages 3 – 4 & caregiver)
6 weeks, Wednesdays, Oct 30 – Dec 11, 10:30 am - noon This is the next level of age-appropriate curriculum that encourages imaginative young minds and active hands. Young children will increase knowledge of basic art concepts while continuing to enhance cognitive development and motor skills. Note: No class Nov 27. Tuition: $135 ($122 members) Instructor: Bethany Richards
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What does art education do for toddlers & preschoolers?
Enhances Fine Motor Skills
Activities like drawing, painting, and sculpting improve hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills, which are crucial for daily tasks.
Boosts Cognitive Development
Engaging in art activities stimulates cognitive growth by encouraging children to think critically, make choices, and understand cause and effect.
Supports Emotional Expression
Art provides a safe outlet for young children to express their feelings and emotions, helping them to better understand and manage their emotions.
Improves Communication Skills
Through arts learning, young children discover new words and explore new ideas, which enhances their vocabulary and language development.
Encourages Social Interaction
Young children take in a lot through both observation and active learning. By exploring art activities together young children pick up on clues of social behavior the beginnings of building relationships with peers.
Builds Confidence
Exploring through art and receiving positive feedback boosts self-esteem and encourages a sense of enjoyment and well-being in young learners.
Introduces Cultural Awareness
Exposure to various art forms and styles introduces children to new and different and new experiences, broadening their understanding of the world around them.
Promotes Cognitive Flexibility
Art education helps children adapt to new situations and think outside the box by experimenting and expanding their decision making abilities through exposure to arts opportunities.
Provides a Fun Learning Experience
Art activities are enjoyable and engaging, making learning an exciting and interactive process that keeps children motivated learners and eager to explore.