All the pumpkin farms and apple orchards are closed for the winter. Now what can you do with the family? We have compiled a list of perfect November activities to keep you busy until the holiday madness begins again.
Drawing is a great way to improve handwriting and fine motor skills. Not to mention, it strengthens essential self control skills and sequential thinking. If you like this video, you consider signing your child up for a Young Rembrandts class near you.
Why Young Rembrandts? The Young Rembrandts curriculum introduces concrete ideas and techniques that enlarge and enrich children’s visual vocabularies, their imaginations and their minds.
This adorable turkey is not ready for Thanksgiving, are you? Take a couple minutes to draw this cartoon with the kids to get you in the spirit.
Children spend most of their days following different sets of rules designed to tell them how to think, how to act, what to do in any given situation. But they need time to explore things outside of those rules if they are to be successful in the future. They need to be able to think creatively. I have compiled a list of ideas for you to get them started in their creative adventures where the limits are boundless.
Looking for something a little bit scary and a little bit cute to draw this weekend? Sit down with the kids and learn to draw together.
The colors and dropping temperatures of fall make it a wonderful time to explore creative activities as a family. These 14 activities are sure to have your child feeling excited about the season.
Bring the sights of fall into your house this weekend with this How to Draw an Owl video. Your children will enjoy learning but even more importantly, they’ll gain confidence that leaves them wanting to do more art.
Art is a powerful way to learn. It offers children a relaxing, stress-free and pleasurable way to learn and critical thinking skills that boost confidence and build self-esteem.
