Let Kidcreate On-The-Go Studio help you add more art education into the lives of the kids in your organization. With our On-The-Go Studio, you can bring the great art curriculum and teachers from our studios directly to your kids.
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We’ll send you a proposal packed full of our award-winning art classes and camps. Next, you will select which activities your art program will offer, we finalize all of the details, and that’s it! Families can then register their children for all those awesome art classes.
You can bring the kids to Kidcreate Studio for a fun art themed field trip, or we can send our teachers to you for an art activity right at your location. Our art activities are great boredom busters, and they are perfect for non-school days and school breaks.
We can help inspire artists, young and old, at your next community event with an art activity station. It’s a wonderful addition to school carnivals, festivals, dances, fundraisers or any event that needs a creative, fun boost. We work with you to make your event extra awesome!
Kidcreate also offers art kits with on-demand instructional videos. These kits are so much fun, it's like having your very own private art teacher. Kits contain an easy-to-follow art lesson, a link to an instructional video taught by a Kidcreate Studio art teacher, and the art materials needed to create the project.
The Harris County Department of Education’s CASE for KIDS program provides safe, high-quality before- and after-school enrichment that supports students’ academic, social, and creative growth. As a proud partner, Kidcreate Studio Greater Heights invites families to get messy with us through creative, art-based learning.
The Houston Toy Museum inspires learning through a nostalgic look into the past with hands-on exploration for children and families across Houston. As a proud partner, Kidcreate Studio Greater Heights invites families to get messy with us through No School Day, Holiday, and Summer Camps hosted at the museum.
The Briar Club fosters connection and community by offering premium experiences for families in a welcoming environment. As a proud partner, Kidcreate Studio invites families to get messy with us through Parent & Child and Drop-Off Weekly Art Workshops at The Briar Club.
After3 After School Care offers a safe, enriching afterschool environment that supports students’ academic and social growth across Houston. As a proud partner, Kidcreate Studio Greater Heights invites students to get messy with us through creative art enrichment classes at all After3 locations.
Children’s Lighthouse of Oak Forest provides a nurturing, educational environment focused on early learning and child development. Join Kidcreate Studio Greater Heights and get messy with us in our creative, hands-on art classes.
Zenith Learning at Garden Oaks Montessori Magnet School provides engaging afterschool programs that foster learning, creativity, and personal growth. Join Kidcreate Studio Greater Heights and get messy with us in our afterschool art enrichment classes.
Art teaches math, science, history and creativity. That's why children who participate in the arts are more likely to excel at school and in life! Children benefit from creating art as it helps build confidence, problem-solving skills, and social skills. Studies show that art education has a measurable positive impact on academics.
Studies show that creating art can validate the uniqueness of a child, giving rise to a sense of accomplishment and to feelings of self-worth.
Artistic activities promote growth in positive social skills, including self-confidence, self-control, conflict resolution, collaboration, empathy and social tolerance.
Visual arts have been shown to improve writing, reading skills, interpretation of text, reasoning about scientific images and reading "readiness"
Reasoning ability, intuition, perception, imagination, inventiveness, creativity, problem-solving skills and expression are among the thought processes associated with "The study of the arts."
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