I describe myself as a bubbly, caring, enthusiastic individual and that my lessons would be aimed at children ages between 1 to 6

Fun and Exploration: Young children should przedevelope a love of art, so keep it messy, playful, and engaging. Embrace the Process: It's more about exploration and creativity than a finished product. Let them experiment with materials and techniques. Nurture Observation Skills: Encourage them to look closely at the world around them - shapes, colors, textures - for inspiration. Simple Techniques, Big Impact: Focus on basic skills like using crayons, paint, and scissors. Let their imaginations run wild. Nature as Inspiration: Bring the outdoors in! Use leaves, flowers, and other natural materials to create art. Open-Ended Activities: Provide prompts and materials, but let them decide what to create. Celebrate Individuality: There's no right or wrong way to make art! Praise their unique creations. Storytelling Through Art: Let them use art to tell stories, express emotions, or depict their favorite things. Make Connections to Learning: Use art projects to reinforce other subjects like math (shapes, patterns) or science (exploring colors). Be Patient and Positive: Young children are still developing fine motor skills. Offer encouragement and guidance.