Peaceful Frogs is back at Little Bee Learning Studio this Fall!

Nature/art classes for children ages 3-7!

Sept. 25-Nov. 13, Thursdays, 3:15-4:15 pm

Little Bee Learning Studio is located at:

450 7th Street
Hoboken, NJ

To register your child visit: Art Classes at Little Bee Learning Studio

Learn more about Little Bee Learning Studio

Email for more information: Susan Newman Lerer at sndesigninc@gmail.com.

Below are a few images from our classes.

Testimonial from Melissa A:
“My daughter has been taking the Peaceful Frogs class and has so much fun. The teacher is engaging and attentive — great combo class! Every day my daughter asks if it’s time for her class. Returning for the next session for sure!”

Peaceful Frogs class:

In most classes the students will explore an aspect of nature / wildlife. The students work on art crafts to help further the understanding of the topic.

Students will use assorted materials:
cut paper, glue, crayons, pastels, paint, markers, stickers, glitter, etc.
Words, phrases can add meaning to their artwork.

Some of our topics include:
Frogs and the Rainforest
Trees and Urban Forests
Honey Bees and Crops
Sea Life and Coral Reefs
Turtles and/or Birds
Our Place in Nature (reuse, reduce, recycle)
Dinosaurs (fossils, etc.)
Herbs, Plants and Natural Remedies
Sea Creatures (sea dragons, etc.)
Different types of Gardens (roof gardens, vertical gardens, vegetable gardens, floral gardens…)
Space (stars, planets… our place in the universe)
Environmental problems/issues (Earth Day, climate change, recycling materials, etc.)

Art lessons include:

Learning about patterns (zebra / big cat’s stripes; frogs and salamander’s spots / stripes, etc.)
Exploring 3D and multimedia crafts. Learning how to cut and glue materials together.
Experimenting with different materials and colors.
Learning about the masters of art through creation of their own projects.

*Peaceful Frogs originally started in August 2016 as a combination class of yoga and art. We tried it out in Jersey City first with the help of Councilman Michael Yun and then moved classes to Hoboken at Little Bee Learning Studio. After two seasons the class evolved into learning about nature with an art lesson.