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🎨 Which Art Club Is Right for My Child?

Not sure which group is the best fit? Age is a great starting point, but your child's interests, confidence, and readiness matter too!

✏️ Scribble Squad ✏️
Ages 5–7

Beginner Art Club

Scribble Squad is a great fit for artists who are just beginning their art journey or who enjoy a little more play and exploration while they learn.

Your child may be ready for Scribble Squad if they:

  • Are new to art classes or still building confidence

  • Enjoy trying different art materials

  • Learn best through hands-on play and exploration

  • Can follow simple, short directions with help

  • Enjoy projects that have room for creativity and choice

  • May need breaks or changes in activities to stay engaged

  • Are excited to make art but aren't quite ready to spend a long time on one project

🌈 What makes Scribble Squad special? Along with guided art projects, artists will have Art Center time where they can draw, paint, build, experiment, and explore materials through open-ended art play. This class is all about building confidence, exploring creativity, and having fun with art!

🎨 Wonder Artists 🎨
Ages 7–13

Developing Artists

Wonder Artists is a great fit for artists who are ready to slow down, learn more, and spend more time developing their artwork.

Your child may be ready for Wonder Artists if they:

  • Can follow multi-step directions

  • Are comfortable working on one project for a longer period of time

  • Enjoy learning how and why artists use different techniques

  • Are ready for more direct art instruction

  • Can listen to a demonstration and then practice the skill

  • Enjoy adding details and making thoughtful creative choices

  • Are excited to learn new skills, even when something takes practice

  • Can work independently while still asking for help when needed

    🖌️ What makes Wonder Artists special? Artists will learn about the Elements of Art, practice specific techniques, and have more time to develop their projects. The goal isn't just to finish an artwork—it's to understand the process and grow as an artist.