Kriya Global Montessori

About

I see creativity as much more than just art. When kids get their hands into clay or play with colors, they're doing more than making things - they're learning patience, problem-solving, and building up that quiet confidence of "I can do this." At Kriya, we always try to follow the child’s pace, letting them explore freely and make mistakes. Our space is calm, open, and set up just for them.

How Our Workshops Work

It’s not only about pretty crafts to take home. The process matters most. Kids learn by doing - whether it’s weaving, painting, chopping, or molding. Along the way, they develop fine motor skills and patience. Sometimes they struggle with a project, but figuring it out is part of the fun. That pride after finishing something on their own? Can’t beat it.

What Kids Get to Explore

Workshops touch on a bit of everything:

• Story-based art sessions like weaving and tie & dye, pottery with our friendly ‘pottery uncle,’ and mixed media wall hangings.
• Hands-on science experiments for kids - making volcanoes erupt, or building simple telescopes.
• DIY craft workshops for children, from kaleidoscopes to planet models.
• Simple cooking and nature art, like making mehendi from our garden, or collecting leaves and seeds for art.

Who Will Like This

Mostly for ages 6 to 12 on weekends, and we have summer camps for 3 to 7-year-olds too. We just ask kids to swalpa try maadi (just have a go) and see what happens. Sometimes, all it takes is that little nudge.