Dessert Making
4-12 Years
Tteok is a traditional dessert that people often eat as a snack or breakfast in Korea. Lots of parents give tteok to their children as a healthier alternative to the usual treats.
Hosted by friendly teacher Elin, this culinary workshop is a brilliant chance for kids to have fun with a unique dessert recipe. The dough, made of rice flour, will be prepared before the children arrive, so they can dive straight into making animal shapes like bears, chickens and pigs in the first hour of the class.
Rather than just following Elin's designs, kids will get to exercise their endless artistic capabilities as they enjoy creating their own designs to shape between one and three pieces of tteok (depending on the sizes they make).
As the tteok steams for 30 minutes, your child will learn to draw custom menus using coloured pencils and pretty paper before taking their sketching skills to a large window with new friends.
Then, it's time to eat! Tteok is best when eaten fresh, straight from the steamer. A tasty variety of dips and sauces, like ketchup, honey, and Nutella, will be on offer for dipping their delicious snacks, with plenty left in a gift box for sharing with family.
Allergy Information:
The dough used contains rice flour and wilton&chef master food colouring.
French-Style Art Class
In this art class, inspired by my time studying in France,
we focus on the whole creative journey, not just the final artwork. We ask questions like why certain colors, materials, or subjects are chosen. Students share their thoughts through presentations, getting feedback from both peers and Elin. This process boosts kids' creativity and helps them enjoy art. Let's turn your kids into real artists who find happiness in their artistic endeavors!
Tiny Artists Exploration
(3-5 years old)
Embark on a delightful artistic journey with Tiny Artists Exploration, tailored for children aged 3 to 5 years.
In this carefully crafted class, we go beyond traditional art experiences by incorporating a diverse range of textures. By engaging with various materials, young participants not only explore the tactile aspects of art but also enhance their sensory perception.
The focus is on hands-on learning, allowing kids to feel and interact with different textures, fostering a deeper understanding of artistic expression. Through this innovative approach, children develop fine motor skills and unleash their innate creativity.
Creative Expression Masters
(5-8 years old)
We stand out against typical art classes that only focus on techniques or final results, with Elin’s very own curriculum, specially developed on the basis of Elin’s experience across Korea and France.
As it is a private class with small class size (Max. 4 kids), every kid will be provided with personal attention and instant feedback. Kids can freely create their own artwork without any pressures to use certain materials or skills. We provide various teaching ads and books to boost kids’ creativity.
Through this class, kids will be able to think that art can start from everywhere. While enjoying the class, they will develop their positive attitude, be grateful and keep themselves happier.
Artistic Technique Champions (8-12 years old)
This class is a regular weekly art class to learn all type of drawing skills. As it is a private class with small class size (Max. 6 kids), every kid will be provided with personal attention and instant feedback to develop their art skills.
After learning about various materials from this 8-week course, kids will be confident about drawing with any material.
With regard to my art training background, I was first trained in Korea for a technical and realistic art styles. After that, I was further trained in France, where I learned to express feelings and emotions through art. Elin’s Classes will help kids to become more artistic and have fun at the same time. Classes will be based on curriculum tailored to each student, so that kids can enjoy the class regardless of their current levels, beginner or advanceld.
What’s the french-style art class all about?
In this art class, inspired by my time studying in France,
we focus on the whole creative journey, not just the final artwork. We ask questions like why certain colors, materials, or subjects are chosen. Students share their thoughts through presentations, getting feedback from both peers and Elin. This process boosts kids' creativity and helps them enjoy art. Let's turn your kids into real artists who find happiness in their artistic endeavors!
01
Choosing a Subject
Read a book together or use educational tools to select
a subject.
02
Artwork
Kids will choose materials themselves, and Elin will demonstrate some techniques and provide guidance to help them express what they want through their art.
03
Presentation
Kids will explain why they chose those materials and what they aimed to express in their artwork. They'll also share their ideas and opinions with friends and Elin.
