Kids create — moms relax! Inviting children (5+) to a themed weekend “Seascape and Submarine.” Three hours of creativity for children, while you have time for coffee or errands. 🎨 Program (Saturday June 20 / Sunday June 21): Painting (14:00 Sat / 10:45 Sun) — learn to draw, work with form and color, and express emotions. Sculpting (15:15 Sat / 12:00 Sun) — create volumetric figures, developing fine motor skills and spatial thinking. Beading (16:30 Sat / 13:10 Sun) — a lovely way to train attention and persistence without gadgets. 🍎 During breaks: tea, fruit and treats. You can attend the whole set (three lessons) or choose one or two classes. 🌞 If weather permits, lessons will take place outdoors in the courtyard of the Art Workshop. By registration ❣️ Seats fill up fast! 📩 Write in private messages: https://t.me/Art_Mila_Dzhygora Register without hassle at KiddoDu or in the organizer's direct messages: https://t.me/Art_Mila_Dzhygora
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Non-academic drawing - for exploration, sensory experience, and fine-motor development. For older children, these classes help slow down, enjoy the creative process, and shift the focus from “doing it right” to experiencing art. Most importantly, drawing strengthens attention and perseverance, supports emotional regulation and self-connection, and helps build a healthier sense of confidence and self-esteem.
more «painting» →A mix of drawing, sculpting, collage, model-making, handicrafts, and applied creative techniques — including inventing and making board games or similar projects. Activities can be about the pure joy of exploration and creativity, or about developing fine motor skills, exploring art through practice, learning language, history, and beyond.
more «creative classes» →A process-focused approach where children build their own little worlds out of clay or create together, exploring transformations and interacting through what they make. Along the way, they express what matters to them — emotions, interests, and lived experiences. Through this hands-on play, feelings that may be difficult to put into words take shape, becoming something the child can gently take control of.
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