The kids are home and free from homework, schedules and school for a week. What are you going to do with them to keep them busy, happy and out of your hair? I have got a few great ideas for you to survive this week and have fun while doing it.
Drawing is a great way to get your left brain thinker more comfortable using the right brain. The precision it requires appeals more to their sequential type of thinking than some other types of art.
Help your kids channel their excess energy into time spent drawing and learning with this limited release worksheet. November 28th through December 31st, ANYONE who enrolls in an upcoming 2017 Young Rembrandts class will receive a FREE Holiday Worksheet!
As we approach the end of Hanukkah, take a few minutes to learn to draw a dreidel. The kids will love learning how to draw this three-dimensional shape and finding out more about what it means.
Did you know that Young Rembrandts is offering a free gift with your 2017 class registration?
Young Rembrandts has a free gift for you once you sign up for a 2017 class with your local franchisee.
The holidays are upon us! Take a break from shopping and have some fun this holiday season with drawing! Bette Fetter shares how to draw a present.
I have gathered a few great educational activities to keep the kids engaged over the long weekend. Thanksgiving is a great time to try some of these creative and fun activities. There is usually a lot of family around and usually lots of down time while waiting for the food to be ready.
Have a little fun drawing this is poor little guy. He is hoping that he won’t get picked to be the Thanksgiving turkey this year. Help the kids develop their fine motor skills and attention to detail with this simple step by step Young Rembrandts’ inspired drawing lesson.
The holidays are upon us! Helping your child tap into their creative side doesn’t have to break the bank. Kids of all ages love to find art supplies under the tree.
