While art is important for all children, especially for kids with special needs. Art represents one amazing subject at which children with special needs can succeed. With art, the planning that drives the artistic process is more important than the finished work.

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Our instructor will guide kids to explore different medium and styles of art. We invite your child to join us and express their creativity! 

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Jan 23 and Jan 30: Zen Art 

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1. Black .5mm pen and other colors are optional

2. Regular black marker

3. Regular HB Pencil

4. Eraser

5. Ruler

6. WaterColor paper (cut to  5”x5”)

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Feb 6: Monster Doodle in Heart

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1. Black .5mm pen and other colors are optional

2. Regular black marker

3. Regular HB Pencil

4. Eraser

5. WaterColor paper

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Feb 13: Valentine's Day Box

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1. Tape

2. Colored paper (v-day colors)

3. Printed outline of box

4. String (v-day colors)

5. Scissors

6. Glue Stick

7. Regular HB Pencil

8. Heart stickers (optional)

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Feb 20, Feb 27, March 6, March 13: "Among Us" Flipbook

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1. 30-40, 3” x 4” watercolor paper (or notecards)

2. Color Markers

3. Thin sharpies or thin markers (color)

4. One Binder Clip

5. Black pen

6. Extra Paper to sketch

7. Pencil

8. Eraser

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March 20: Sunset with silhouette of an elephant

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1. Color Pencils

2. Pencil

3. Eraser

4. Watercolor paper

5. Cup of water

6. Black Marker

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Teacher Meonah is a junior at Biola University, majoring in Communications Sciences and Disorder. Her goal is to become a Speech Language Pathologist and work with kids with autism. Her love for art started when she was in middle school and she has been studying art ever since. Meonah enjoys the creativity and serene aspects that art brings and is fascinated by how different mediums worked. She loves kids and has been teaching children in church since middle school. "Children bring a different type of joy that makes me smile. They seem to always be curious and I love to see them grow to their fullest potential".