Slow Art: How Repetitive Creative Tasks Support Emotional Regulation 

Slow Art: How Repetitive Creative Tasks Support Emotional Regulation  1

Most advice about calming down asks a person to stop. Stop moving, stop talking, sit still, breathe. For plenty of people that instruction backfires. Stillness leaves the mind wide open, and a mind that is already spinning will happily fill the space. The result is someone sitting quietly on a beanbag, outwardly settled, inwardly no … Read more

5 Creative Chalk Drawing Ideas

5 Creative Chalk Drawing Ideas 2

Easy Chalk Drawings and Games: Creative Ideas for Teachers and Parents Chalk drawings are a simple yet versatile way to encourage creativity, learning, and fun for children of all ages. Whether in the classroom or at home, chalk art and games can engage kids in imaginative play, help develop fine motor skills, and create lasting … Read more

The Ultimate Guide To Splatter Painting in Early Years

The Ultimate Guide To Splatter Painting in Early Years 3

If you are a fan of finger painting then Splatter painting is a fun and creative way to make abstract art by flicking, dripping, or throwing paint onto a surface. It can also be a messy activity, so here are some tips on how to choose the right paint, prepare the workspace, and clean up … Read more