Artists at Home
Children need to be nourished in order to flourish and reach their potential. There are many areas that nourish. A balanced healthy diet, physical exercise, rest and sleep, social and emotional interaction and crucially the freedom to play and develop their creativity.
Resources for parents
Creativity At Home
10 ideas to help nurture and cultivate creativity, to play around with and to explore the limitless possibilities.
Developed by Pete Moorhouse, Early Years Creative consultant and artist educator, UK
Working Creatively at Home (Video-1)
This activity sheet will provide parents with two practical playful art experiences that you can easily do at home with your children. These activities will support you and your child in these interesting times when many parents are spending more time at home with their families. This is a great time to work on a shared creative experience with your child.
Developed by Prof Ian Brown, University of Wollongong, Australia
Working Creatively with children at Home (Video-2)
We hope parents will work closely with their child using commonly found objects… such as vegetable trays, simple foam rollers and even playdough (made entirely with the help of your child) at home.
Developed by Prof Ian Brown, University of Wollongong, Australia
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