After-School Programs
We offer weekly after-school art programs that go beyond art techniques to teach kids about a broader range of applications and concepts, including different types of art and design careers, wildlife and habitat conservation, and cultural diversity. Help your students explore the world around them through art!
BRING OUR AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS TO YOUR SCHOOL
All About Our After-School Programs
Designed for kids ages 5-12
1-hour classes per week for 8 weeks
Engaging activities that have been kid-tested and approved
Take-home Crayola® art supplies allow kids to build on their in-class projects at home
Sign-ups are managed through our online registration portal
Trained instructors handle every
detail from A-Z
A different art project and class topic every class
In-Person Programs
Our in-person programs are a great option for schools that are allowing external service providers to enter. We are happy to comply with any precautionary measures you have in place.
Safety is our top priority; we follow all guidelines outlined by public health agencies, including the sanitization of surfaces, social distancing measures, and PPE.
Take-Home Crayola® Art Materials
Our after-school programs come with 3 to 4 take-home Crayola® art materials so that kids can assess their projects and continue to work on them at home, if they like. We strongly encourage children to view creativity as an ongoing process.
Our After-School Program Themes
World of Design
Think it! Draw it! Make it!
Children take a journey to the farthest reaches of the imagination while learning about the ocean, the rainforest, Mars, a futuristic city, and more!
They experiment with Crayola® products and many art techniques like sculpting, storyboarding, collage, and mixed media.
They discover design careers like graphic design, universal design, urban design, and product design.
Artist's Passport
Travel the World Through Art
Kids take an around-the-world cultural adventure. they explore far-off places and learn about the people who live there, from the Americas to Polynesia, from the city to the countryside.
They experiment with Crayola® products, while trying art techniques developed by local artists and artisans.
They make different masterpieces each week such as drums, masks, canvases, prints, buses, and more!
Wild World
The Art of Conservation
Kids explore the wonder of the animal kingdom and discover nature in a way that inspires empathy, curiosity, and creativity.
They learn about many different animals and how wildlife conservationists are working to protect species around the globe.
They experiment with art techniques and use Crayola® art materials to create frog paintings, ink-diffusion jellyfish, polar bear sculptures, and more!
Artblazers
Artists Who Changed the World
Kids discover the inspiring masterpieces and artists who have changed the world of art, and the world as we know it - from Frida Kahlo's self-portraits to Keith Haring's street art.
They experiment with different art techniques, and use Crayola® art materials to express their ideas. They design a different unique, artist-inspired creation each class.
BRING OUR AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS TO YOUR SCHOOL
FAQ
How long are your programs (weeks and hours)?
Our standard program is held immediately after school for 1 hour and typically lasts for 8 weeks. However, we can accommodate program requests of 4 to 12 weeks. We are happy to discuss any atypical scheduling needs.
+Who pays for an after-school program?
Typically, after-school programs are paid for by parents. In some cases, a PTO or other organization may opt to pay part or all of the students' enrollment.
+How much do your after-school programs cost?
Typically our 8-session after-school programs cost around $250 per student, but we can work with you to find an after-school solution at a price that is right for your community.
+Who are the Crayola® Imagine Arts Academy™ instructors?
Our instructors tend to be artists, college students pursuing an education or art degree, former/retired teachers, or teachers on summer break. All of our instructors have experience working with large groups of elementary-aged children and have undergone an extensive background check.
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