Play Based Art Classes: Our Why!
- Gabrielle Wood
- Jul 15
- 1 min read
Bundabubs classes are play-based because we believe play is a fundamental way for children to learn, explore, and express themselves, especially in art. Play-based learning fosters creativity, confidence, and problem-solving skills, while also providing a relaxed and engaging environment for children to develop their artistic abilities.
Here's why we choose to do play-based art classes:
Child-Led Exploration:
Play allows children to take the lead in their learning, making choices about materials, techniques, and subject matter. This fosters independence and a sense of ownership over their creations.
Creativity and Imagination:
Play encourages children to tap into their imaginations and explore their creativity without the pressure of a specific outcome or instruction.
Sensory and Tactile Experiences:
Play-based art classes often incorporate sensory and tactile elements, allowing children to explore different textures and materials with their hands and bodies.
Social and Emotional Development:
Collaborative art play can promote social interaction, communication, and teamwork among children. It also provides a safe space for children to express their emotions and build confidence.
Reduced Stress and Anxiety:
Playful art experiences can be a calming and stress-relieving activity for children, allowing them to relax and focus on the creative process.
Confidence Building:
As children experiment with different art forms and express themselves creatively, they build confidence in their abilities and learn to embrace mistakes as part of the learning process.
Development of Essential Skills:
Through play-based art, children develop fine motor skills, problem-solving abilities, and critical thinking skills.




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