March Madness has begun! Every year the NCAA college basketball championship tournament starts in mid March and goes through mid April. Millions of people watch as the best college basketball teams in the nation compete for the title of NCAA champions. Get your kids inspired to root for their favorite team and improve handwriting and focus at the same time.
I must admit, I have purchased more than my fair share of adult coloring books and I want more every time I see them. My colored pencils are sharpened and ready and there aren’t enough hours in the day for how much I want to color!
As the founder and CEO of Young Rembrandts, I’ve seen first hand how learning to draw gives visual kids skills that impact every part of their learning, helps them understand who they are and excel in a left-brain world.
Watch this simple step by step video to learn how to draw a cactus and stick around until the end for a surprise. If you like this video consider enrolling in a Young Rembrandts drawing class near you. Spring sessions are starting soon.
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.
December 1st through December 31st, ANYONE who enrolls in a Young Rembrandts session through online enrollment for Winter 2016 classes will receive a FREE Holiday eBook (a $10 value)!
I am so excited to share this amazing deal with you. Young Rembrandts is offering a free ebook to everyone who registers online for a class between December 1st and December 31st.
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.
Okay, I know you would never really buy a zoo. That would be nuts; although an amazing adventure. Instead, buy this CARTOON ZOO ANIMAL drawing book and create your own zoo.
Help your child develop critical learning skills with this adorable little mummy. The simple step by step method is appropriate for children of all ages.
