Creative Countdown

Welcome to Little Hands Big Art's gallery! Hear proudly showcase the amazing artwork created by our students each term. Explore the gallery to see the fantastic creations our students have made and discover the fun and excitement of our art classes

This playful, hands‑on program invites kids aged 7–10 into a world of imagination, colour, and creative confidence. Each week explores a new medium — from clay creatures to galaxy paintings and recycled robots — giving children the chance to experiment, express themselves, and build skills in a fun, supportive environment. With a balance of art, storytelling, and tactile discovery, this series is designed to spark curiosity, nurture independence, and celebrate the joy of making something uniquely their own.

 

Sneak Peak of 10‑Week /Casual Kids Craft Schedule (Ages 6–10)

 

 

Week 1: Name Art-We kick off our creative journey with a colourful, confidence‑boosting project that helps everyone settle in and express who they are. Kids design their own name artwork using magazines, patterned paper, stickers, and bold colours, turning simple letters into a vibrant mixed‑media masterpiece. This activity encourages imagination, fine‑motor skills, and a sense of pride as each child creates something uniquely theirs.

  • Mixed‑media collage using magazines, coloured paper, stickers, and markers, salt technique and more.

  • Focus: self‑expression, cutting skills, confidence-building.

 

Week 2: Air‑Dry Clay Animal Sculptures -This week invites kids to bring their favourite animal to life using soft, easy‑to‑shape air‑dry clay. From tiny turtles to bold lions or completely imaginary creatures, children explore texture, form, and creative problem‑solving as they mould their mini sculptures. This hands‑on session builds fine‑motor skills, encourages imaginative thinking, and gives each child a tactile, expressive project they’ll be excited to take home once it dries.

 

  • Air‑dry clay animals, monsters, or imaginary beings.

  • Focus: fine motor skills, 3D thinking, storytelling

 

Week 3: Recycled Robots -This week turns everyday household items into imaginative robot creations. Using boxes, tubes, lids, foil, and colourful craft scraps, kids design and build their own quirky robot characters. They’ll explore problem‑solving, construction skills, and creative engineering as they experiment with shapes and materials. It’s a playful, eco‑friendly session that encourages kids to see possibility in the ordinary and proudly bring their inventive robot friend home.

 

  • Build robots from boxes, tubes, foil, lids, and craft scraps

  • Focus: sustainability, engineering play, teamwork

 

 Week 4 Air‑Dry Clay Seed Mosaics- This week invites kids to explore texture, pattern, and nature as they press colourful seeds into soft air‑dry clay to create their own mosaic masterpieces. Using lentils, beans, corn kernels, and tiny pebbles, children design vibrant patterns or simple images while learning how different natural materials feel and behave. It’s a calming, sensory‑rich activity that builds fine‑motor skills, encourages mindful creativity, and leaves each child with a beautifully earthy piece of art to take home once it dries.

  • Air‑dry clay with assorted seeds (lentils, beans, corn, sunflower, pumpkin).
  • Focus: Encourages fine‑motor skills, sensory exploration, and mindful creativity through arranging natural materials into patterned clay designs.

 

Week 5-Mini Terrariums -This week, our makers will be creating their own Mini Terrariums — tiny worlds built inside a jar using coloured gravel, soil, moss, stones, and small decorative pieces. Kids can design a fairy garden, a dinosaur habitat, a tiny forest, or any imaginative world they dream up. It’s hands‑on, creative, and gives them something magical to take home and care for.

 

  • We will be working with coloured gravel, soil, moss, small stones, and tiny decorative pieces to build their terrariums.

  • Focus: Children will explore simple ecosystems, practise fine‑motor skills, experiment with design and layering, and build confidence by creating and caring for their own miniature world.

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Week 1 -Weather Plate Craft –In this session, our little makers will be creating their very own Weather Plate using paper plates, colours, cotton wool, and simple craft materials. Together, we’ll explore sunshine, rain, clouds, and wind while building a fun, hands‑on way for children to talk about the weather each day.

Through this activity, children will learn to:

  • recognise different types of weather.

  • build fine‑motor skills through cutting, gluing, and decorating.

  • follow simple steps in a creative sequence.

  • express themselves through colour and texture.

  • develop early science language like sunny, cloudy, rainy, and windy.

It’s a playful, sensory craft that helps little ones understand the world around them while making something they can proudly take home and use.

Week 2-Nature Animals & Nature Wand-This week, our little artists will be exploring nature through two beautiful craft options. Children can create their own Nature Animals decorating it with real leaves, petals, and flowers they collect. Or they can make a magical Nature Wand using sticks, ribbons, and natural treasures to spark imaginative play.

Both projects invite children to:

  • explore natural textures, colours, and shapes.

  • practise fine‑motor skills through gluing, arranging, and decorating.

  • learn about animals, nature, and storytelling.

  • build confidence by choosing the project that excites them most.

It’s a gentle, sensory‑rich session that encourages curiosity, creativity, and a deeper connection to the natural world.

Week 3-Rainbow Craft-This week, our little artists will be creating their very own rainbow masterpiece using pompoms, coloured pasta, and bright paper. Children will explore colour, texture, and pattern as they build a rainbow full of personality and playful details.

Through this activity, children will:

  • practise fine‑motor skills through threading, gluing, and placing small pieces.

  • explore colour recognition and simple sequencing.

  • experiment with different textures like soft pompoms and crunchy pasta.

  • express themselves creatively while building confidence in their ideas.

It’s a fun, sensory‑rich craft that brings colour to the room and gives children a beautiful rainbow to take home and proudly display.

Week 4- Shape City-This week, our little makers will be building their very own Shape City using pre‑cut circles, squares, rectangles, and triangles on large paper. Children will explore how shapes fit together as they design houses, roads, towers, parks, and anything their imagination dreams up.

Through this activity, children will:

  • recognise and name basic shapes.

  • develop spatial awareness by arranging shapes in different ways.

  • practise fine‑motor skills through placing, gluing, and layering.

  • explore early maths concepts like size, position, and pattern.

  • express their creativity while learning how shapes make up the world around them.

It’s a playful introduction to early maths through art, giving children the freedom to create a colourful city that’s uniquely theirs.

Week 5- Watercolour Friendly Monsters & Straw Blowing -This week, our little artists will be creating friendly watercolour monsters using a fun straw‑blowing technique. Children will drop watery paint onto their paper and gently blow through a straw to make the colours spread into silly shapes, wiggly arms, wild hair, and funny monster bodies. Once the paint dries, they’ll add eyes, smiles, spots, and playful details to bring their happy monsters to life.

Through this activity, children will:

  • explore colour mixing and water movement.

  • practise breath control and gentle blowing.

  • build fine‑motor skills through decorating and adding details.

  • use imagination to turn abstract shapes into characters.

  • enjoy a relaxed, sensory‑rich art process.

It’s a joyful, giggly session that encourages creativity, experimentation, and storytelling with monsters that are more cute than spooky.

New term masterpieces

Don't miss out on the chance for your child to join the fun! Witness the creativity and excitement our students experience firsthand. Enrol your child in our art classes and let them create their own masterpieces. New artworks are added at the end of each term.