Creative and developmental activities for children from 6 years old

Children's corner

Art for children is a source of knowledge, development, energy, imagination, and joy. Activities can be not only interesting and revealing creative potential, but also help in solving psychological problems. Ultimately, the result created by a child is like a magical spark and inspiration for further creation and discovery.

Since the spring, in our warehouse, in a space specially designed for children, various creative, developmental, and art therapy-based workshops have been held weekly. In these workshops, children from the age of six can cut, draw, color, glue, shape, and take part in various experiments. Meanwhile, their mothers or grandmothers have the opportunity to find the practical help they need or participate in workshops and masterclasses organized by the association, which run parallel to the children’s activities.

Pictures and reports on what has been done can be found below

Our first month together! To celebrate, in the creative workshops, we made paper sunflowers and animals, flowers and greetings for moms, as well as yarn baskets and beautiful drawings. We also dedicated a lot of time to recognizing and understanding our emotions.

 

This month, the main focus was on family and emotions — what my family is, what it means to me, and how I feel in it. Of course, we also moved our fingers a lot, creating various thermo-mosaics and making clay figures and drawings.

 

The sun and the sea don’t stop us from meeting and playing creatively! This month, we accomplished a lot together:

  • We crocheted;
  • We made hairstyles and little birds from yarn;
  • We cut and glued paper animals and birds;
  • We drew landscapes;
  • We let flowers made from colorful wires bloom;
  • We conducted and observed various experiments.

In the heat of summer, we found time to accomplish the following together:

  • We twisted little birds from yarn;
  • We made appliqués and clothes for dolls from clay;
  • We bent animals from colorful wires;
  • We created bracelets and rings;
  • We made paper and foam cartoon characters and friends;
  • And we simply had fun spending time together.

In the last month of summer, we managed to:

  • Turn colored paper into robots, cats, flowers, ice cream, and more;
  • Make bracelets;
  • Create puppet characters from cartoons;
  • Weave and craft traditional Ukrainian motanka dolls;
  • Create our own aquariums;
  • Engage in exciting experiments.