There is really no need to spend money to buy Little Bear Art.

If your baby is interested in painting, you can join a trial class first (the trial class will attract a group and use various sales tactics in the group).

Although the course seems very rich and the logic is relatively rigorous, and because it is animation, children love to watch it.

But I am just following along and cannot guide the children to think. If you want to learn, it is recommended that parents watch the video lessons themselves first, then find some materials online, and finally guide their children to draw in person (it is very time-consuming).

I have nothing to say about Little Bear Art. When I tried it out, I got one bag for each course. Later, I decided to send it once a month for the first half of the year. I also reissued some clay, brushes, and crayons in commonly used colors every once in a while. , and later it was scheduled for the second half of the year.

He called me and told me that he was afraid of the epidemic coming all at once, so just send it. I had a class that was renewed in mid-February. Now I have no paper, no paintbrush, no glue stick and black outline pen. It’s all prepared by ourselves.

Ask the teacher of Little Bear Art Matching and ask us to buy some by ourselves. I feel that I have spent so much money and have to buy drawing paper myself. I don’t need to buy your course. Since I want to When doing online courses, we must do it well and don’t let us parents of children down.

The curriculum of Little Bear Art:

The entire course is divided into three growth stages, namely S1-S3. S1 is aimed at children aged 3-4, focusing on the cognition of key lines and planes, and encouraging children to express their inner world through their own graffiti, usually using clay, tearing paper, collage and other methods to bring different creations to the children. experience.

The S2 stage is aimed at 5-6-year-old children, focusing on the application of basic elements, guiding children to observe carefully, and create creations combined with the promotion of life.

The S3 stage is aimed at children aged 7-8. Children at this stage may have just entered elementary school, so the curriculum at this stage focuses more on integrating natural encyclopedia, literature and art and other knowledge into daily art courses. Among them, children are guided to create from multiple angles.