I probably enjoy this more than him, but I signed Connor up for three fall art classes at the park district. All the summer ones got cancelled, so I was really excited to have them start up again for the fall. The classes were held at the building where I used to take dance classes for many years. (I swear, that place still looks exactly the same and I'm pretty sure the posted on the door has been on there since the 90s.)
We started out with some play-doh while the teacher set up for the main art activity. Connor loves his "pay-doh" and was very excited to use all the tools.

We started out with some play-doh while the teacher set up for the main art activity. Connor loves his "pay-doh" and was very excited to use all the tools.

We also did some puzzles and I was very impressed to see that he did them almost perfectly!
For the main activity, the teacher read a book about fall and apple picking, so our art project was related to this topic. We used model magic play-doh to make an apple tree and glued it on the paper. The kids could color their apple tree with markers even before the model magic was dry.
Connor's favorite part was the gluing!
After a little gluing, he got distracted and didn't want to finish coloring his tree.
He went back to the other table so he could put beads on a string! Jewelry-making counts as art, so that's fine with me!



Yay! I am glad your class went through! Looks like fun!
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