Schedule for 2013-2014 academic year

Hello everyone!

 

Summer is not over yet but it is high time to start thinking about studying and  planning your time. It is also necessary to think about your child, and which of his/her  hobbies you will encourage and support.

  

Attention! Please check out the 'Schedule' tab.

Currently, I am forming groups for 2013-2014 academic year. Thank you to everyone who has e-mailed or called me in advance. I would like to ask those of you who are still hesitating to make their choice as soon as possible.

The Drawing Lessons are held on the basis of a program for children ages 3.5 to 12 years. They do not only help develop fine motor skills, eyes but also teach to admire beauty. 

Children get genuine pleasure not only from the fact that they are learning something new and experimenting, but they also enjoy the results they get.  Kids charge their works of art with positive energy that  can be felt by the beholder. Try showing the picture that was created with love  to a child who is distressed by his failure or who doubts himself. Try showing it and shortly after he starts smiling because this picture is a tangible  confirmation of his own success. It will also boost the child's confidence.

Show your child his first drawings and allow to compare with what he has learned. Noticing his progress helps anyone to become more positive about themselves. Your child will learn to seek, find, and appreciate his  own ways, and not to envy or compare himself to others.

Many great physicists, mathematicians, and scientists were also drawing and playing music, they had a well-rounded education. There is no secret that they were successful in one area because they were developed in many different fields.

In addition, drawing  not only helps  to develop a sense of color harmony, attention,  but also it creates strong link known as “eye-brain-hand”.

What a great experience when you can catch the moment of beauty, which cannot be stopped even by camera!  And how exciting is it to draw a picture from your imagination! Just give a child an opportunity! And if  your child will  not choose the profession of an artist in the future, he surely will not ever forget this feeling of creativity. 

Yours sincerely,

 Alla Kireyeva