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Young Rembrandts of NW Denver & Boulder
Basic Information
Address: 4830 West 112th Circle
Westminster, CO 80031
Phone Number: 303-997-4601
Fax Number: 303-460-9975
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Additional Information
Focus: Drawing / Art Classes for kids Preschool - 5th Grade
Director: Kathleen Briscoe
Schools Served: Adams 12 Five Star, Adams 50, Boulder Valley School, Jefferson County and St. Vrain Valley School Districts
School District: Adams 12 Five Star, Adams 50, Boulder Valley School, Jefferson County and St. Vrain Valley School Districts
County: Adams, Boulder, Broomfield, Jefferson County
Schedule: 1 hour drawing classes held immediately after school, or during school if appropriate.
Ages: PreK - 12
Capacity: 15 to 20 kids per class
Membership/Pricing: Most 1 hour classes are about $10 per child
Setting:
At YOUR child's school
History:
We've been in the NW Denver region for 5+ years teaching drawing to kids and have developed a loyal following. Young Rembrandts began over 20 years ago in Illinois, having organically grown from the principals of Maria Montessori. We use a step by step method that assures every student is a creative success. As children learn and use technical drawing skills, they discover that all complex objects can be broken down into familiar shapes; then use problem solving skills, innovation, and imagination to put them all together into eye-popping masterpieces!
Program Highlights:
Using our unique 20+ year method students will also improve their fine motor skills, patience levels, focus and ability to stay on task. Best of all, they'll gain a new found confidence in a skill they never knew existed - the ability to say "I can do it!" And yes, all that learning comes with a big bunch of fun.
Activities:
After school drawing classes as well as specialty workshops.
Program Information:
Young Rembrandts is the art program with a difference. We teach drawing, the fundamental skill of all visual arts.
Young Rembrandts' acclaimed step-by-step drawing method teaches children to break down complex objects into basic foundational shapes. As they learn how to draw, the experience, repetition and variety of engaging and relevant subject matter brings them to increased levels of mastery in drawing - and in life.
Young Rembrandts' students gain a multitude of skills by participating in our program, including:
Core Art Skills
- Fundamental drawing skills (line, pattern)
- Fundamental art skills (composition, balance, scale, proportion)
- Fundamental art techniques (portraiture, perspective, still life, shading)
- Expanded art vocabulary
- Art history
- Color theory and techniques
- Expanded imagination and creativity
Core Learning Skills
- Fine motor skills (handwriting)
- Attention to detail and focus
- Process, order and completion
- Visual discrimination
- Time on task
- Visual/spatial organization skills
- Sequencing
- Expanded image vocabulary
- Persistence and follow through
- Patience, discipline and manners
- Increased self esteem and confidence
All Young Rembrandts original, copyrighted curriculum exceeds the National Art Education Standards.
Slogan: The Power of Drawing