Art For Kids 5 to 6 Years Old

Art For Kids 5 to 6 Years Old

Seeing Art

Art Theory

Being engaged in Art Theory at an early age encourages creative imagination, independence, colorful awareness of our world, and confidence.

Students are learning about color theory, how to use a color wheel in art, and techniques of pastel drawing.

Get Ready to Color Your World !

There are no art programs scheduled at this time for ages 5 to 6 years old.

Please view our web site again for updated information about art class, schedules, workshops or camps.

Watercolor Butterfly Puppet, age 3 years

Daytime, After School, & Homeschooling Art Classes ~ Programs

Little Artists ages 5 to 6 years old will express their potential through creatively fun art programs.

Our Youth Programs complements Alberta Education Programs of Study.

Register For Classes

Register by phone (403) 217-9975 first, then print and complete the Student Registration Form below and mail with your payment. Receiving student registration by deadline confirms your placement in class.

Do not hesitate to inquire about a class if the registration deadline has past.

* See FAQ policies.

Ask us about our outstanding art programs, to register for classes or about designing your own unique program for your group.

Get started expressing your artistic potential today by calling Art on the Brain Ltd. at (403) 217-9975.

Don't forget to visit our other web site: www.artonthebrain.info

~ PRINT Student Registration Form

Receiving student registration by deadline confirms placement in class.

35 talented young artists, ages 3 to 12 years old, in one of our many Watercolor Painting Summer Workshops

Art Classroom Locations

Art Classes are held at various locations. Classroom locations are specified with art class descriptions. Please check our website for any new classes and locations.

In CALGARY at ~ Banff Trail Community Hall, 2115 - 20 Avenue N.W. ~ See Banff Trail MAP

Students learn about different organic musical and dancing instruments from around the world - what they are made of, how they are used and how the people of the particular culture use them.

PHOTO ABOVE: Students are learning about the 'uli'uli, a Hawaiian Hula Dancing Instrument.

Our small classes nurture the motivation to create independently . . .

City of Calgary Summer Camps

In the City of Calgary's Swim N' Fun Day Camps, the bright students demonstrated their knowledge of art and their whimsical imaginative sculpting talents through a Fun Interactive Art Presentation and Clay Workshops.