Drawing

The Creta Drawing Course is designed to nurture children’s imagination and artistic confidence through hands-on creative exploration. Students learn to express ideas visually while developing fundamental drawing techniques, such as line, shape, color, proportion, and perspective.Lessons are structured around joyful, project-based activities that help young artists discover their unique style, improve focus, and find joy in the creative process. The course encourages curiosity, patience, and the ability to see beauty in everyday life.

Detailed Curriculum (12-Week Sample Syllabus)

Weeks 1–2: Getting Started with Drawing

• Introduction to art tools and safe material use.

• Understanding lines, shapes, and forms.

• Fun exercises for hand control and observation.

Weeks 3–4: Exploring Colors & Textures

• Introduction to color theory: primary, secondary, warm, and cool colors.

• Shading and blending techniques using crayons, colored pencils, or pastels.

• Texture study through creative objects and patterns.

Weeks 5–6: Drawing from Observation

• Learning to observe everyday objects carefully.

• Sketching fruits, toys, plants, and simple still-life setups.

• Understanding light and shadow.

Weeks 7–8: Drawing from Imagination

• Creating stories and characters through art.

• Designing imaginary worlds, animals, and dream scenes.

• Group projects to encourage idea sharing and teamwork.

Weeks 9–10: Perspective and Composition

• Learning about depth, distance, and size relationships.

• Introduction to one-point and two-point perspective.

• Balancing visual elements to create complete compositions.

Weeks 11–12: Art Showcase Preparation

• Selecting favorite artworks for display.

• Finishing touches, framing, and presentation skills.

• End-of-term mini exhibition for parents and families.

Teaching Methods & Learning Approach

• Play-based learning: Art games and challenges make learning engaging.

• Skill progression: Techniques build from simple to advanced through repetition and exploration.

• Encouragement-focused: Teachers use positive feedback to boost confidence.

• Creative freedom: Students are guided, not restricted, allowing for self-expression.

• Individual growth: Each child receives personalized suggestions to improve technique and creativity.

Assessment & Progress Tracking

• Ongoing informal evaluation through class activities and projects.

• Mid-term feedback session for students and parents.

• End-of-term report highlighting progress and new skills.

• Exhibition participation as a final performance assessment.

Materials & What to Bring

• Sketchbook (A4 size or larger).

• Pencil set, eraser, and sharpener.

• Coloring materials (crayons, colored pencils, or watercolor set).

• Apron or old shirt to protect clothing.

• All special materials are provided by the school.

Course Outcomes

After completing one or more terms, students will:

• Have improved observation and visual storytelling abilities.

• Develop confidence in their artistic expression.

• Build patience, perseverance, and problem-solving through art.

• Discover personal interests in different art forms (portrait, nature, still life, design).

• Create a personal art portfolio of drawings and paintings.