Messy Art & The Brain Webinar with Anna Reyner

Messy Art & The Brain

 

Messy Art activities for young children are one of the best ways to promote brain development in early childhood. Current neuroscience tells us that young brains build new neural pathways most rapidly and efficiently during active sensory motor engagement with the environment. That's exactly what takes place in children's brains when they play with sensory art materials and are allowed to make their own choices and discoveries. During times of stress, messy art experiences help children build coping and resiliency skills. During all times, these art experiences can help children feel safe and calm. Join us as we explore this topic with all of our senses!

 

Messy Art & The Brain

 

Messy Art activities for young children are one of the best ways to promote brain development in early childhood. Current neuroscience tells us that young brains build new neural pathways most rapidly and efficiently during active sensory motor engagement with the environment. That's exactly what takes place in children's brains when they play with sensory art materials and are allowed to make their own choices and discoveries. During times of stress, messy art experiences help children build coping and resiliency skills. During all times, these art experiences can help children feel safe and calm. Join us as we explore this topic with all of our senses!