The TK Art experience incorporate story time and music movement activities. Students will also have the opportunity to create simple arts and crafts, enabling them to express themselves freely. Additionally, they will familiarize themselves with various materials and learn how to handle and care for them properly.

The Kinder Art experience combines art projects with literacy and storytelling. Students create various collage and mixed media projects, which help enhance their imagination and fine motor skills while allowing them to explore different textures and materials. Additionally, they engage with natural elements found in nature.

First-grade students will learn essential art concepts, including overlapping, proportion, space, and shape recognition in the world around them. They will explore lines and identify various elements of art. Throughout the year, students will develop their drawing and painting skills while also learning about different artists.

Second-grade students learn about color theory and how to use a color wheel. They learn about positive and negative space, observational drawing, still life, and the elements of art, which include line, shape, color, texture, and form. We will also explore the works of various artists throughout history and their impact. Additionally, they will discover design principles such as balance and pattern, using techniques in painting and collaging to enhance their observational and critical thinking skills.

Third-grade students continue to develop their observational drawing skills to enhance their understanding of 3D shapes, shadows, tones, line texture, and shading. They will also be introduced to cartoon drawing and animation.

In the 4th-grade program, students explore various historical artists and create artwork inspired by them. Students continue to enhance their shading techniques to transform two-dimensional shapes into three-dimensional forms. Additionally, they will further improve their observational drawing skills, and learning other forms of art making and techniques.

In 5th grade, students integrate all the techniques they have learned so far. Students practice and refine their drawing, tone value, shading, perspective, and observational skills, while also applying these skills to design concepts. Additionally, some classes will focus on analyzing artwork from history, allowing students to share their thoughts and critiques on various pieces.

Art Appreciation - Exploratory Class

This class is designed to guide students in exploring different artists throughout history and creating artwork inspired by their styles. Students are expected to take notes while learning about the artist to use as a reference for studying for a short quiz that will be given after they complete their art projects related to the studied artist. 

Students will analyze and discuss various works of art from these artists in group settings. The works may include paintings, drawings, sculptures, and photographs. They will have the opportunity to become art critics and enthusiasts. The assignments aim to develop artistic perception, foster creative expression, expose students to different approaches in art-making, and enhance critical thinking skills.