Saturday, December 13, 2025

Angel



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This week in art class, our 3–5-year-old students created a joyful holiday artwork inspired by an angel Christmas tree. Using paint pens children explored bright colors, simple shapes, and gentle brush strokes while practicing hand control and creativity. They enjoyed adding fun details like dots, hearts, gifts, and little animals, which encouraged imagination and storytelling. This activity helped build fine motor skills, color recognition, and confidence, while celebrating the holiday spirit in a playful and age-appropriate way.


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In this art lesson, students ages 6–10 created a heartwarming angel painting inspired by friendship and kindness. They learned how to sketch figures, paint facial expressions, and add details such as wings, halos, and clouds using layered brush techniques. Students practiced blending colors, creating highlights and shadows, and expressing emotion through their artwork. This project encouraged creativity, storytelling, and patience while helping students build confidence and refine their painting skills in a meaningful holiday-themed piece.



                                                   

 



















Thursday, December 4, 2025

Lovely Bear

 




PS and PK


This week in art class, our young artists created a sweet winter bear painting! The children learned how to use shapes to build the bear’s face and explored soft brushstrokes to make snowy trees and a night sky. They practiced fine-motor skills, color blending, and using their imagination to bring the scene to life. We are so proud of their creativity and focus!”


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ASP students are continuing to finish their boat coloring artworks this week. 


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Thursday, November 20, 2025

Explored Ship





PS and PK


This week, our 3–5-year-old artists created a beautiful sailboat collage using mixed media materials. Children practiced cutting, gluing, and assembling shapes to form the boat, sails, and ocean waves. They explored texture by using yarn for the ropes and rolled paper for the sails, which helped strengthen fine-motor skills while encouraging creativity. Through this project, students also learned to recognize basic shapes, follow simple steps, and express their imagination as they built their own sailboat scene. It was a fun hands-on activity that supported both artistic expression and early developmental skills.


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This week, our 6–10-year-old students created vibrant sailboat artworks inspired by expressive color and movement. Using oil pastels, they learned blending, layering, and shading techniques to create glowing skies and reflective water. Students practiced drawing clean shapes for the boats and experimented with bold color patterns on the sails to show personality and design. This project encouraged creativity while strengthening artistic skills such as composition, contrast, and color harmony. Each student’s work beautifully showcases their growing confidence and imagination in art.


There are still many details for students to complete, so they were not able to finish today. We will continue working on this project in the next class.


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