Kidcreate Studio - Cumming Pottery Classes for Kids in Cumming

As kids grow up, they are constantly working to make sense of the world around them. Their reasoning skills, creativity and imagination are running in overdrive and they’re always learning! Creating art projects in pottery classes allows kids to express themselves, tap into their creativity, and bring their imagination to life! Pottery projects with Kidcreate Studio - Cumming range from adorable animal pinch pots to whimsical fruits.

All mobile art classes with Kidcreate Studio - Cumming are organized by age group, so kids can learn and create alongside their peers. Art activities have been shown to promote positive social skills, conflict resolution, empathy and collaboration. With their focus on their projects and their creative expression, children can relax and engage naturally, forming lasting friendships and happy memories.

In bringing their imaginings to life through pottery, children must experiment and problem solve through their sense of touch to discover how to build their desired object using clay. Pottery classes for kids allow space for making mistakes and trying again, all while learning from each step. Working with their hands allows kids to hone fine and gross motor skills while enjoying their learning process!

Working on these skills through art also allows kids to feel a sense of accomplishment and find pride in what makes them unique. Even with the same materials and instruction, no two pottery projects will end up the same! Kids can celebrate what they achieve and build self-esteem while celebrating their differences.

Pottery classes for kids also provide a safe and fun opportunity for engaging in sensory play. Children get to discover for themselves how different objects and actions feel. They get to learn first-hand, “what does it feel like if I squeeze the clay? Does this clay feel warm, cool, dry, sticky or wet? What does it smell like?”

Though these details may seem small or simple to adults, giving children the space to safely discover their world on their own can help them make sense of their surroundings and build their sense of confidence and security.