​5 Ways You Can Get More Drawing Classes for Kids While Spending Less

Let’s face it, kids are spending A LOT of time at home.  And if you’ve had Disney+ since the beginning, chances are you’ve seen everything on there.  Twice.
 
Did you know drawing isn’t a talent, but rather an acquired skill?  Invest in your child by them the skill of drawing.  Here are five ways you can get an hour to yourself, your kids will increase their creativity and all while spending less.

1. Sign up for a monthly subscription of drawing lessons with Watch Me Draw.  Live classes end up being as little as $1.65 per class.  It’s the Netflix of online art classes.  Except there are live classes, which are then available on-demand as well.  https://watchmedraw.uscreen.io
2. Don’t sign up for an entire session of  drawing classes if you can’t make every class.  Check out 6Crickets online programs.  A lot of the providers allow you to sign up for a single class of a longer session.  https://www.6crickets.com/providerDirectory/US/CA/Manhattan-Beach/Oh%252C-Rio!-Productions-cbf8710b43df3f2c?refer&provider=2431&utm_medium=provider&utm_source=providers
3. Check out drawing classes on YouTube.  There are lots of free resources on YouTube.  Start with this channelhere.  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCycGRjUCWXXtUTkBxAfFhmA
4. Buy coloring books and printer paper.  Introduce your child to the art of tracing.  It’s actually a GREAT way to enhance drawing skills.
5. Coordinate a Zoom call with friends and split the cost of a private art instructor.

 
Keep creativity alive, boredom at bay and get more drawing classes for kids while spending less.  Your kids will thank you…and so might your sanity.

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