If you’ve got a montage of stick figures labeled Mommy and coloring-outside-the-lines drawings tacked to your refrigerator then you might be thinking of ways to harness your child’s innate artistic talents. Whether you’re looking to develop your little one’s multi-sensory skills, self-esteem and creativity, or just want them to have a fun and messy time drawing on someone else’s walls and tables, you’ll find Phnom Penh has a surprising number of kid’s art classes to choose from.
Kids can drop in or join a regular class at one of Global Art’s Tuol Kork branch, or any of its other franchise outlets across the capital. Instructors help guide children to develop their creativity, letting them try various techniques and mediums, including pencil, ink, paint and clay.
Katy Education Center has art classes for kids every weekend. Sign your 3-5 year old up for a fun and playful session at their Learning Center on the first floor of the Coconut Club building in Coconut Park. And if your child is older, don’t worry, they probably have classes for them too – just check their listing on our site.
Designed as a 7-week course for children age 5-10, this art program lets children explore a range of artistic techniques and try out different mediums to develop their skills in drawing, printing and painting.
Give your little ones a chance to put their imagination on paper, or canvas, during this group art class for kids age 6 to 16. A free trial class is offered, but you already know you’re going to want to sign them up for more.
Teacher Rachel brings her fun and engaging style of mentoring to Botanico on Saturdays for a creative jam session that lets your little ones explore their artistic side. The sessions are held outdoors in the restaurant’s shaded garden, giving your kids fresh air and creative inspiration.
This Japanese-run art school has a number of courses for aspiring young artists interested in sketching, painting and even animation. Morning, afternoon and evening classes include instruction and all materials.
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