Do you remember the classic childhood story of Hansel and Gretel? 🍬 The moment they wandered deep into the forest and found that strange little house, it always felt magical. Isn’t it? Maybe you pictured it too. The roof was covered in sticky icing, the walls looked like crunchy biscuits, and the windows shone like candy glass. It is funny how this place does not just look sweet. It also feels like it has texture you can almost imagine touching.

🎵 “Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are…” Do you remember singing this song as a child and feeling curious about the world around you? Whether it was gazing at the night sky or imagining magical places hidden beyond the trees, wonder has always been a special part of everyone’s childhood.  Today, we are bringing that same sense of wonder into our Glow in the Dark activity. As children create an enchanted forest filled with glowing mushrooms,

Knock knock who’s there? We are back with our 4th lesson which is Learn Colours Through Art and today’s theme is Colour Web! An element of art made up of three properties: hue, value, and intensity.   Here’s a quick recap of hue, value and intensity.  Hue is simply the name of a colour, like red, blue or green, name it all. But did you know each hue has so many variations? Blue alone can be sky blue, ocean blue,

Welcome back to our Elements of Art tutorial series! In this lesson, we will dive in into form, the element of art that gives shapes dimension and a sense of movement. Form refers to three-dimensional shapes that have length, width and height. In this activity, we will explore form by bringing you closer to nature through the creation of butterfly wind chimes. By folding, coloring and hanging paper butterflies, you will see how flat shapes can transform into 3D creations

Hello everyone! In this lesson, we’ll have fun exploring shapes together by creating a fish artwork. Lines come together to create enclosed spaces, which we call shapes. Some shapes are geometric, like circles, squares, and triangles. Meanwhile that, others are organic and flow naturally, inspired by nature. Using a fish as our theme, we’ll discover how we can repeat, overlap and combine simple shapes to build a more complete and interesting picture. LEARNING OUTCOMES: By the end of the lesson,

  Hey there! Did you know that lines are the building blocks of all art? They help guide the eye, show movement and even create shapes. In this kids’ art lesson, we’re going to have fun exploring the First Element of Art: Line by making a dancing line painting. You’ll get to experiment with curves, zig-zags, straight lines and thickness, all while boosting your creativity and fine motor skills. Let’s get those lines moving and see what amazing artwork you