Sjove tegneworkshops for små børn
Are your børnehavebørn ready for all the drawing required in 0. and 1. klasse while they are learning to read and write? We want to help by boosting their interest and self-confidence through our in-person mini-workshops.
Why drawing is so important
Our in-person, mini-workshops are a great way to get all kids engaged with drawing. The kids will benefit in a number of ways.
Strengthens communication & self-expression
Before children learn to write, drawing helps them express thoughts, emotions, and ideas. It allows them to communicate visually, which is especially valuable for those who struggle with verbal expression.
Boosts creativity & imagination
With increasing screen time and structured activities, children have fewer opportunities for open-ended creativity. drawing encourages them to explore their imagination freely.
Develops fine motor skills
Holding and controlling a marker helps strengthen hand muscles, improving dexterity and coordination—key skills for writing, cutting, and other school-related activities.
Encourages focus & mindfulness
Drawing requires concentration and patience. It provides a calming, screen-free activity that helps kids slow down, focus, and develop mindfulness.
Builds confidence & emotional resilience
Creating art gives children a sense of accomplishment. When they see their ideas come to life, they gain confidence in their abilities and feel encouraged to keep learning.
Empowers parents and pædagoger
Visual learning plays a huge role in education. Drawing helps kids grasp new concepts more effectively, whether it’s learning letters, numbers, or storytelling.
Who are our tegneworkshops for?
- Børn der er usikre på at tegne
- Børn, der måske ellers ikke ville opsøge det
- Børn der allerede elsker at tegne
- Pædegoger and teachers that want to help their kids draw
“The kid’s loved it and were talking about it for days afterwards”
Annie Steiner
Pædagog, Åbybørnehaven