The Art Garden - Art Classes for Preschoolers
A side by side art experience for adults and their pre-schoolers. With Mindy Catt
Learn to explore together and experiment with textures, colours and patterns. Each week we will look at works of art, investigate different materials and get creative. A great way to develop yours and your child's language and creative thinking skills in a safe, stimulating and social environment. Come dressed for mess!
When:
Fridays 10:30-11:30am
Starting 31st August 2018 (5 week term)
Cost:
1x adult and 1x preschooler (2 to 5 years)
$100 for 5 sessions
Additional child (max 2 per adult) $50 for 5 sessions
Includes all materials
babes in arms n/c
Spaces are limited to 10 Children
Bookings essential
Bookings : at Kumeu Art Centre.
or- P: 09 412 9480 | E: kumeuarts@gmail.com
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