Creative Expression and The Arts at Chimes
We weave music, art, and movement into daily life, helping children explore their world through rhythm, texture, and sensory expression.
Crinkle and create. This video shows our little artists exploring textures with corrugated sheets, turning simple materials into colorful masterpieces.
Melodies in the making. On World Music Day, our school was filled with rhythm and song as children explored instruments and their own voices.
A little singer from Chimes performs a wonderful song in Kannada about her school bus, showcasing her confidence and love for her school.
A tune of Spain. Our children embrace cultural diversity by learning and singing a song in Spanish, complete with enthusiastic hand gestures.
Dance at Chimes fosters physical, cognitive, and emotional development through rhythmic movement and creative expression.
Nurturing creativity through art. This video shows a child engaged in a rangoli-making activity, developing fine motor skills and an appreciation for traditional art forms.
Two boys proudly display their handprint fish art, a fun activity that combines sensory experience with creativity.
An adult helps a child make a handprint, guiding him gently in the creative process.
Children are focused on coloring their handprint fish, adding their own creative touches to the project.
Two boys work side-by-side on their art projects, concentrating on their coloring and drawing.
About The Arts at Chimes
We treat art as an extension of our curriculum rather than an isolated subject. Whether a child is using corrugated sheets to explore texture or practicing fine motor skills through hand-print painting, the focus remains on the process. We encourage children to experiment and try again, ensuring that their creative confidence grows alongside their academic milestones.
At Chimes Montessori in Basavanagudi, we view creativity as a vital language for young children. When you walk through our 10,000 sq ft facility, you will find children engaged in activities that do more than just make a pretty picture. We use tactile, open-ended materials like corrugated paper and non-toxic paints to build fine motor control, patience, and visual-spatial awareness.
Our arts program is naturally woven into the daily Montessori rhythm:
- Music & Rhythm: We use music circles to teach listening skills and group cooperation. From singing in Kannada and Spanish to rhythm games, these sessions help children find their voice and build social confidence.
- Physical Expression: Through guided dance and "freeze" games, children develop body control and spatial awareness. These movements are essential for physical development and emotional regulation.
- Hands-on Creativity: You will rarely see boring worksheets in our classrooms. Instead, our students engage in activities like rangoli-making, where they learn patterns and symmetry, or finger painting, which helps them process sensory information.
By integrating these arts into our afternoon and early years sessions, we provide a balanced day. Children who spend their mornings or afternoons with us leave not just with a completed craft, but with a deeper sense of self-expression. We invite you to visit our campus in Basavanagudi to see this creative environment for yourself.
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