Art Box Learning Hub

ARTBOX Online Art Class – Quarter 3 Enrollment is Now Open!

Give your child the opportunity to learn, create, and grow through art.
At ARTBOX, students do more than just draw and paint. Art lessons help develop creativity, problem-solving skills, patience, focus, and self-confidence. As they complete projects and learn new techniques, they gain a sense of accomplishment while expressing their unique ideas and imagination.
Our online classes provide a fun, engaging, and supportive environment where young artists can build their skills, make meaningful progress, and enjoy the creative process from the comfort of home.
Quarter 3 starts on June 17
Enroll now to get your slot!!!

One-Day 6/6 Promo:
Paint Your Summer Bright! Acrylic painting workshop!

Unleash your child's creativity this summer! Join our fun and engaging Acrylic Painting Workshop where young artists will learn painting techniques, color mixing, composition, and create their own beautiful artworks. No experience needed. All materials provided.
Date: June 6, 2026
Time: Batch 1: 9-11:30am. Batch 2: 1-3:30pm
for ages 8-16years old
Place: Makers Cafe - Inside CBCP at 60 Eugenio Lopez Corner Samar St. , Tomas Morato Area, Quezon City
Promo rate: P700 only!
Slots are limited so register Now!

Bring an Art Workshop to Your Neighborhood!

A few weeks ago, we had so much fun holding an art workshop for kids in Quezon City — and we’d love to bring the same creative experience to more communities!
We offer fun and engaging art workshops for all ages and skill levels — for kids, teens, adults, and seniors. Workshops can be customized and held right in your village or subdivision.
Perfect for community events, summer activities, wellness programs or creative bonding sessions!
Message us if you’d like to host an art workshop in your community.
(We currently have face to face art classes and online art classes where you can also join).

Calling all young artists and those who like to learn!
Come draw, paint, create, and explore your imagination in a fun and friendly environment.
• Learn exciting art techniques
• Make new friends
• Express your creativity
• Build confidence through art
Classes open for Kids Ages 7–12
Batch 1:
cartoon drawing
Date:
May 19,26,June 2,9 & 16
tuesdays
time:3;30-5;30PM
venue:Black Scoop
maginhawa St.Q.C.

Join us as we minister to the children of San Fabian and equip young people for Children’s Ministry—helping them proclaim and live out the truth that Jesus Christ is Lord of all.
Our goal is to train and equip around 25 young volunteers for Children’s Ministry and reach approximately 100 children with the love of Christ and the Gospel.
Please message us if you would prayerfully consider partnering with us through a special love gift to support this project.

“You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden.” (Matt. 5:14)
Be inspired by the beautiful artworks created by our students in our online art classes.
Join the fun—we’re still accepting students for our ongoing sessions! Message us for details and reserve your spot today.

At Artbox Learning Hub, we don’t just teach painting techniques—we also help students develop ideas and express life truths through their artwork.
Last March 28, children from UCM (Union Church of Manila) enjoyed an art workshop where we painted symbols of new life based on 2 Cor. 5:17.
Message us for more art classes your kids can join.

Make this summer creative, colorful, and fun! Join our Summer Art Classes at Artbox Learning Hub!
Registration is still open!

Give your child a fun and creative summer! Students will explore different art techniques while building confidence and imagination.
Check out some of our students in the acrylic painting class.
We are still accepting enrolees. Message us for more details.

With fuel prices rising, conflicts escalating, and our government officials arguing over contingency plans, everything starts to feel uncertain.

As EdPsych practitioners, we encourage you to ask the most important questions nowadays:
If you're a teacher:
-How have you been teaching lately?
-What should your classroom look like in the next few weeks?
-What should you be prioritizing?

If you're a student:
-How have you been managing?
-Has the current crisis affected your learning?
-How has it been affecting you so far?

If you're a parent:
-How have you been supporting your child at home?
-What has been your priority lately?
-How can you ensure a loving, supportive environment amid uncertain times?

Life continues. Time moves things further along. So for today, our is simple: Help others adapt.

In times of crisis, learning doesn't (and shouldn't) stop. Not everyone is able to adapt though. Here are 3 practical tips (learning innovations!) for right now:

1. Aim for low-resource, high-impact learning
-Ask your students for feedback. Give them an informal survey so you can find out exactly what they need, and then go from there.
-Plan your onsite and online classes well. To determine which activities to give for each modality, go back to your course goals and intended learning outcomes and prioritize. Is it best to do collaborative work face-to-face or online? Is it better to lecture onsite or online? Can you give offline resources instead? Would it motivate your students if they can choose how to do some of their tasks?

Not every student has stable access. So design for flexibility.

2. Anchor your tasks on real-world applications
Some examples:
-Have students create a budget (for a family, a project, etc.) with rising costs
-Do community mapping
-Discuss local issues and go problem-based learning

Make learning relevant to what students are living through.

3. Prioritize rhythm over rigid routines
Plan your lessons so you use:
-Shorter learning cycles
-Clear weekly objectives set and communicated to the class
-Accepting that some things are "nice-to-do/have" but for now, focus should be on "must 'do"

When you're predictable, that builds psychological safety. When learners feel safe, they engage more and learn better.

A reminder: As teachers, we don't just deliver lessons. We take care of our students holistically. So let's preserve stability in our classrooms so they can continue to learn meaningfully.