Bringing hands-on art into the classroom

Why tactile projects help kids focus, and how teachers are using our bulk packs.

Bringing hands-on art into the classroom

Teachers tell us the same thing: a tactile project settles a room in a way a worksheet never does. Here is how the schools we work with run a painting session.

Sort by table, not by child

Bulk packs arrive boxed by table group, so nothing is unpacked while the class waits. Hand out one box per table and the session starts on time.

Build in the drying time

Paint first, then move on to the next activity while the pieces set on a covered tray labelled with names.

A
Ayesha Usman
Co-founder, Rang Aur Sanche

She casts, paints and tests every kit alongside her two children in Sahiwal. When she is not mixing colours, she is planning the next party theme.

Back to Journal

Keep reading