06/24/2024
How can your child continue exploring their creativity through the summer? Throw a sketchbook (most students brought one home at the end of the year) along with a flair pen or pencil and markers into your bag on any road trip or outing. A blank piece of paper necessitates that the child look around them, or into their imagination, to explore and wonder.
Make some messy art outdoors: chalk drawings, tie-dye t-shirts, melting crayons, bubble painting, then hose down afterwards.
Pack a picnic and take a trip to Storm King Art Center, a 500-acre outdoor sculpture museum in New York’s Hudson Valley.
Escape inside to one of the world-class air-conditioned galleries we’re surrounded by, like MoMA or The Metropolitan Museum of Art, both with family rooms with fun activities.
If your child (or you) are glued to their phone, spark them to use it as a creative tool, perhaps by trying a 30-day photo challenge.
Have a great summer!