Dolls
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Creativity and Expression: Art lessons provide children with the opportunity to express themselves freely, encouraging original thought and creative problem-solving.
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Exploration of Mediums: Children are introduced to a variety of materials and techniques, such as painting, drawing, collage, and sculpture, allowing them to discover their preferences and strengths.
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Process Over Product: Emphasizing the creative process rather than the final product helps children focus on exploration and enjoyment rather than perfection.
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Cultural Awareness: Art lessons can incorporate diverse art forms and styles, helping children appreciate various cultures and perspectives.
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Critical Thinking: Children learn to make choices about colors, materials, and designs, fostering decision-making and critical thinking skills.
Art and painting
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Active Engagement: Children explore different painting tools (brushes, sponges, fingers) to create their own artworks.
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Color Exploration: Mixing paints lets children experiment with new colors, shades, and patterns.
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Freedom of Expression: Painting offers a non-verbal way for children to express feelings, ideas, and creativity.
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Fine Motor Development: Holding brushes and making strokes strengthens hand muscles and coordination.
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Appreciation for Art: Sharing their paintings with others builds confidence and introduces the concept of artistic appreciation.
Pottery
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Active Engagement: Children shape clay with their hands, rolling, pinching, and molding simple pots or figures.
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Sensory Experience: Handling wet clay provides a rich sensory activity that enhances touch and fine motor development.
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Creative Expression: Pottery allows children to turn ideas into 3D forms, building imagination and artistic confidence.
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Patience & Focus: Waiting for pieces to dry or be painted teaches patience and attention to process.
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Pride in Creation: Displaying their pottery helps children feel accomplished and encourages appreciation of their work.
