Need Daily Quarantine Creativity?

Every morning in April, we’ll send you videos, printables, and creative prompts while you’re kids are at home.

We are here to help!

So many of us have found ourselves at home with our kids. We are looking for creative activities that will keep our kids engaged and learning in fun ways! Our daily art lessons, creative crafts and prompts are for ages 2-14 and will keep creative engagement for 1-3 hours a day!

ART LESSONS

Daily Art Videos and Tutorials!

PRINTABLES

PDF crafts and activities for all ages!

ACTIVITIES

Daily Games, Prompts and Guides!

This is an interesting time…

Many of us have found ourselves as overnight homeschoolers, and while there are so many online learning options out there, we are looking for fun and artistic outlets for our kids to stay creatively active while they are home from school.

We’ve created daily printables and video lessons for kids of all ages. Activities for the entire family! And the best part is, it’s meant to be fuss-free and child-guided with very little supervision.

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Here is what is included:

Each morning you’ll get an email in your inbox with a link to everything you need that day:

1 Video art lesson or art activity. These lessons will be either a simple technique or an art tutorial based on the day’s activities.

Printable paper craft for coloring/cutting/making. These will be 3D paper toys, puppets or papercraft.

Coloring page for the younger kids

Prompt or writing activity to explore more of the themed lesson

HOURS OF CREATIVE LEARNING!

Hours of child-centered creativy

Very little preparation for parents

Geared towards multiple ages

All the kids can benefit from some or all of the activities

Go at your own determined pace!

Complete one lesson each day or keep these activities for future use

What to expect:

Art lessons that inspire your kids to learn and discover more. Each lesson is meant to teach and inspire new techniques or ideas. We will show how to make something, but encourage children to explore and practice.

Craft activities that require little help and few supplies

Learning prompts that inspire family conversation and further discovery

What NOT to expect:

Art lessons that are a “make what I’m making” approach. These NOT helpful for children who want to learn basic principles and who want to explore their own genius.

Craft activities that require endless hours of parental guidance and supplies

Dead End worksheets that require little imagination or thought

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