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How to Choose the Best Art Subscription Box for Kids or Classrooms
Art subscription boxes provide a fun and accessible way for all ages to explore creativity through hands-on projects and curated supplies. These kits help develop important skills like critical thinking and fine motor coordination, making art learning easy and engaging at home.
How To Empower A Kid Who Doesn't Like Art
Some children may say they dislike art, but their hesitation could stem from a lack of confidence, exposure, or the right creative approach. By exploring different forms of self-expression—like building, storytelling, or problem-solving—kids can discover art in ways that feel natural and exciting to them.
Are Kids Actually Getting Enough High Quality Art Instruction?
With arts education often taking a backseat to STEM subjects, many students may not be receiving the high quality art instruction they need to develop creativity and essential skills. This article explores the challenges in art education and provides key signs to assess your child’s access to enriching, skill-building artistic experiences.
Creativity Lights the Way with the Drawing Practice Workbooks
As a parent, teacher, or caregiver, there's a unique joy in watching a child express themselves through art. Imagine giving them a tool that nurtures their creativity while also helping them develop their drawing skills. I’m excited to introduce the Drawing Practice Workbook with Drawing Prompts: Drawing Practice for Kids—a delightful guide designed to inspire young artists to explore their creative potential.
5 Absolutely Awesome Ways to Foster Creativity in Homeschooled Children
For many parents, homeschool life provides the flexibility needed to focus on educational endeavors that traditional education opportunities often neglect. Homeschooling serves as an effective method for fostering creativity in the minds of their children. Without the rigid structure and limited curriculum of traditional schooling, homeschooled children have more freedom to embrace hands-on learning while actively working through the creative process.
3 Things to Consider When Choosing an Online Art Program for Homeschool
If you’re considering enrolling your homeschooler in an online art program to help meet their educational needs, here are three things you should consider before committing.
