We’re backtracking folks! Back over the course by which we have come. And here we go — from last summer’s art class!
The Children’s Ark Prep School’s 2012 summer workshop featured arts and crafts that juiced up our young boys and girl’s enterprising minds. A summer productively spent on creativity and self-expression as kids work on various aptitudes such as molding, painting, sculpting and other crafts.
TCAPS affirms the value of art in the refinement of children’s cognitive and creative skills; strengthening their problem-solving skills; development of their sense of craftmanship; and their tuning in to other important values such as team building and awareness to different cultures and traditions.
Peek-a-boo! Adornment for summer carnivals…
Beauty of marine life expressed in a paper collage by Oj Perez and Cedric Jose…
Inspired from candy sa palayok — is the “Birthday Pinata.”
Something to make their room cozy or less frightening during brown-outs are these candle holders made out of empty bottles of mayonnaise by TCAPS preschoolers.
Name plates made of clay moldings.
Finger-painting collage using colored art papers.
Bits and pieces of colored art paper pasted to form amusing shapes.
Spray Painting and drawing
Cone-shaped hats
To develop their psychomotor skills, the little ones were, first, given time to have fun with their clays. And later on were made to create yummy “ice creams” on a cone.
Children were taught to express themselves in the unique art of stone paintings.
Certificate awardee Andrea with Teachers Carol and Liza and assistant Den at the successful completion of TCAPS’ Art Summer Class for 2012.
fun!
backtracking is ok! we do a lot of that… it’s important to know the road we came from, and sometimes the significance isn’t realized until later.
absolutely