FOR GROWN-UPS

They think they’re making art.

Along the way, they’re choosing, problem-solving, and trying again. Every adventure makes room for different ideas—and different artworks.

Made by an art teacherInspired by teaching art to young children.
Room to thinkTime to notice, wonder, and decide.
Their ideas matterChildren choose how their art takes shape.
More ways to join inMake along, answer a question, or help with an idea.

MAKE THE SCREEN A STARTING POINT

Three small ways to join in.

Pause and wonder

Watch together. When Mr. Richie asks a question, leave a real beat for your child to answer, point, or simply think.

Follow their choice

Offer materials you have, then let your child choose the colors, shapes, and next move. Their artwork does not need to match the screen.

Notice the change

Ask what surprised them or what they might try next. A new idea matters more than a tidy result.

Ready to make?

Choose a project together, gather what you have, and let your child decide how it takes shape. You can also join with questions when supplies are not handy.

Choose a project