I was so excited about this! I signed Connor up for his first art class called Artsy Doodlers for 20-36 month kids. Last Tuesday, we went to the class and he seemed to be one of the youngest there. I was a little nervous about how he would do with his concentration, but it was nice to see he wasn't the most wild kid there. He actually did awesome and I think daycare had helped him learn to concentrate more on little projects.
We started out doing a little cycle of different activities at little tables. He colored for a little bit and then played with the shoelace and beads. He did really well with stringing the beads on the shoelace as I handed them to him.

For the middle part of the class, the teacher had all the kids sit down in a circle and she read them a story about jelly fish. He was more interested in taking off his smock, but he stayed right by me. The art project was based on the book so we painted jelly fish in a Jackson Pollock style. (Art history minor mommy was impressed!) The jelly fish were a little too complicated for him, but he painted like a big boy! I was so proud of him for not making a huge mess and painting a masterpiece for the fridge!
After painting, he went to the play-doh table and this seemed to be his favorite part of the class. They had some different tool and cookie cutters he could use and he loved them! At the end of the class, they did a little presentation where every child got to show their painting and the others would clap, but Connor kept leaving to go play with play-doh. Who knew? So we actually picked up some play-doh for our house this weekend too.

I was so proud of him and how he acted in class! Most of the kids were older than him, but he fit right in and adapted for his age. I'm excited to sign up for a few of the summer classes too!