Children's drawing course is a kind of art education course designed for preschool children and teenagers, aiming to cultivate children's observation, imagination, creativity and aesthetic ability through various art forms such as drawing and handicraft. ‌‌

Children's drawing classes usually include the following parts:

1. ‌ drawing ‌ : Basic drawing skills are the core of the course, including the use of line, shape, color and basic drawing skills. Children create creative paintings by looking at objects, expressing their ideas with lines and shapes, and learning how to match colors.

2, ‌ handmade ‌ : including paper cutting, clay sculpture, collage, etc. The children can exercise their hand coordination ability and cultivate the sense of space and three-dimensional.

3. ‌ creative drawing ‌ : aims to cultivate children's creativity and imagination, encourage them to express their feelings and ideas through drawing, try different painting styles and materials.

The goal of children's drawing course is not only to let children learn drawing skills, but more importantly to stimulate their love of art, cultivate independent thinking ability and innovation ability. Through drawing, children can better understand the world and express emotions, while boosting self-confidence and social skills.

The teaching method usually includes group teaching and group activities. The course arrangement is flexible, usually divided into spring classes, autumn classes and winter classes, summer classes, each semester is about 16 weeks, arranged once a week, each class length of 1.5 hours. The course content is rationally arranged according to the children's age characteristics and interests, and a theme is set each semester, such as "The story of Spring" and "the underwater world", and children are guided to draw and make creative crafts under the theme.

> Age range:

Children's drawing lessons are usually suitable for children between the ages of 3 and 12. The content of the lessons may be adjusted according to the child's age and interests. The elementary class emphasizes observation and imitation, the elementary class emphasizes sketching and imagination, the middle class further cultivates students' observation and creativity, and the advanced class focuses on creating works.