From California to the Carolinas, Young Rembrandts is “drawing” attention all month long for the creative celebration of its 30th Anniversary. Throughout April, the nation’s leading children’s art education program that specializes in offering a curriculum uniquely focused on drawing, is showcasing its appreciation to the communities it serves with “30 Events in 30 Days.”
“Young Rembrandts has made me a better drawer. It has helped me understand some art terms better and learn some new ones. It has also helped me understand things better in school…”
“Adria is an 11-year-old with Autism and very poor hand/eye coordination which requires her to receive occupational therapy. Due to her condition, she has never participated in any extracurricular activities including sports or girls scouts, and is uninterested in making friends. Four years ago she saw her older brother taking art classes through Young Rembrandts
Young Rembrandts is celebrating the future of art education with “We Love Our Hometown Heroes,” a commitment to the true heroes in markets across the country: service members who spend lives to keeping our communities safe so kids can learn transformative art education.
For such a short month February sure packs in a lot of fun holidays. Gather the family together to ring in the lunar new year or create your own Mardi Gras celebration. There are so many options!
Valentine’s day is right around the corner and Young Rembrandts has just released a new set of coloring pages designed to fill your heart with creativity.
Young Rembrandts classes are fun, engaging and educational. Students learn fundamental drawing skills and develop core learning skills that prepare them for future artistic and academic success.
Young Rembrandts is joining the coloring craze with their own beautifully designed and drawn coloring pages. You can find them for sale on their website. The idea behind them is that, adults everywhere are enjoying coloring, so why not kids. Especially Young Rembrandts art kids.
I started Young Rembrandts 30 years ago with the goal of helping kids develop the skills they need to be successful in and out of the classroom. Now, three decades later, we’re so excited that Young Rembrandts is celebrating its diamond anniversary with a collection of community partnership programs across a six-month celebration campaign.
I know you’ve already filled your house with markers, crayons, pencils, paper and all sorts of other things to keep the kids creative. So now what can you get your creative, visual thinker? I have found some great ideas to utilize those right brain skills and keep the kids creating.
