Little Art Explorer 48
1. Color Wonderland
In this theme, children explore the world of color through storytelling, drawing, and hands-on sensory experiences. Each activity invites them to mix, touch, and imagine colors, expressing their ideas in their own unique way.
The My Rainbow clay activity is also available as a kit, allowing children to continue creating and telling their own stories at home.
2. Animal Safari
In this theme, children begin by reading stories about animals from the jungle and savanna.
They explore and draw animals, then create their own environments where these animals live.
As they build their jungle or savanna in 3D, children bring their animals to life and step into their own imagined animal world.
The Animal Friend drawing activity is also available as a hands-on kit, helping children draw animals easily using simple shapes.
3. Little Art Museum
In this theme, children explore the works of Vincent van Gogh, Paul Cézanne, Wassily Kandinsky, and Henri Matisse.
Through a variety of materials and techniques—including acrylic painting, oil pastels, sewing, and collage—they interpret each artist’s work in their own unique way.
This Kandinsky Canvas felt sewing kit, inspired by Wassily Kandinsky’s Squares with Concentric Circles, reimagines the artwork through felt and simple stitching, inviting children to explore color, form, and texture through hands-on creation.
4. Spring Nature Art
In this theme, children explore spring through nature-inspired art activities.
They observe and draw flowers, experiment with leaf stamping and frottage, and create paper flowers and insect designs—developing both observation skills and creative expression.
This Flower Bouquet kit invites children to fold paper flowers and create a bouquet to express their feelings to someone special.
Through exploring shape and color, they experience a warm and meaningful creative process.
5. All About Me
In this theme, children discover and express who they are through a variety of creative art experiences.
They explore emotions through colors and facial expressions, create a clay self-portrait, design their names to reflect their personality and story, and transform their handprints into representations of their interests, strengths, and dreams.
This My Clay Portrait air-dry clay kit invites children to closely observe their own faces and recreate them with clay. Through the process of building a three-dimensional self-portrait, children explore shape, texture, and their own unique identity through hands-on creation.