Homeschool Art Program – Fall Series (August–December)
 
Hands-on creative enrichment | All supplies included
Our Homeschool Art Program provides a welcoming studio environment where students can explore a wide variety of artistic mediums while connecting with other young creators. Each month features a new artistic theme, giving students the opportunity to build foundational art skills, experiment with new materials, and express their creativity through engaging, hands-on projects.
Designed to complement a homeschool education, classes encourage creative thinking, problem-solving, and artistic confidence in a relaxed, supportive setting. Lessons are adapted for each age group, allowing every student to learn at their own pace while creating artwork they're excited to take home.
 
Class Schedule
Wednesdays (4th–12th Grade) | 1:30–3:00 PM
Fridays (K–3rd Grade) | 1:30–3:00 PM
Classes meet weekly, with each month's projects building on new skills and techniques while leaving plenty of room for individual creativity.
 
Monthly Focus & Themes
August – Mosaics & Tile Art
Students will discover the art of mosaics by designing colorful works using ceramic tiles, glass, and other mixed materials. Along the way they'll learn pattern, composition, color, and texture while creating both decorative and functional pieces inspired by this timeless art form.
September – Beading & Wearable Art
This month explores beads, wire, cord, and other materials to create unique wearable art and small accessories. Students will learn design principles, color combinations, pattern building, and simple construction techniques while creating projects that reflect their own personal style.
 October – Clay & Sculpture
Students will bring their ideas to life in three dimensions using air-dry clay and other sculptural materials. They'll explore hand-building techniques, texture, form, and structure while creating imaginative sculptures, functional pottery-inspired pieces, and seasonal projects.
 November – Printmaking & Paper Arts
This month focuses on the exciting process of making multiples through printmaking while exploring creative paper crafts. Students will experiment with carving, stamping, layering, folding, and collage techniques to create original prints, handmade cards, books, and other paper-based artwork.
December – Fiber Arts
We'll wrap up the semester by exploring the world of fiber arts through weaving, embroidery, felt, yarn, and other textile techniques. Students will build patience and fine motor skills while creating cozy, handmade projects that celebrate creativity and craftsmanship.