process-based CHILDREN's art classes in Hingham |
"Children are naturally creative. It is our job to give them the freedom, materials, and space to let their creativity blossom to its full potential." from Artfulparent.com
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NEW! Take-home art bags. CLICK HERE to see this week's projects Porch pick-up.
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April update:
The Hingham Community Center is closed through the school year as we follow the Hingham Public School closing schedule regarding concerns over COVID-19. Our Tuesday drop-in-studio and Tuesday preschool class will not run again until September :(. If you were registered for the 3/17 open-studio or the elementary half-day in April your refund has already been processed. If your child is enrolled in the current session of afternoon preschool art class your refund will be processed this week.
If you need some ideas to keep children busy and engaged in projects, find some good links below.
Take care!
Britt Drews
The Hingham Community Center is closed through the school year as we follow the Hingham Public School closing schedule regarding concerns over COVID-19. Our Tuesday drop-in-studio and Tuesday preschool class will not run again until September :(. If you were registered for the 3/17 open-studio or the elementary half-day in April your refund has already been processed. If your child is enrolled in the current session of afternoon preschool art class your refund will be processed this week.
If you need some ideas to keep children busy and engaged in projects, find some good links below.
Take care!
Britt Drews
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A few characteristics of process-focused art experiences • There are no step-by-step instructions • There is no sample for children to follow • There is no right or wrong way to explore and create • The art is focused on the experience and on exploration of techniques, tools, and materials • The art is unique and original • The art is entirely the children’s own What children might say “Look what I made!”, “I’m going to do another!”, “Can I have more time?” from naeyc.org |