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Toddler Art & Sensory Play (Ages 2.5-6)

byPrathAvailable online and at studio in Panchsheel Park, New DelhiStarts from4,500 Per Month (4-8 Sessions)View full gallery

Our sensory and process-oriented art sessions help children ages 2.5-6 explore, create, and build motor skills. Watch your little one discover the magic of art through messy play and tactile learning.

My cutie pie toddlers, busy at work. With focused faces and colorful stools, they are completely absorbed in their painting activity.

I believe in building foundational skills early. Here, I'm guiding my toddler class (ages 3 to 5) through a drawing exercise to develop their control and observation.

"Come, let's draw!" Our drawing class for toddlers is a lively session where little hands learn to make their first marks and tell their first stories on paper.

A teacher demonstrates a drawing technique to an eager group of toddlers. We use simple, recognizable shapes to build their drawing confidence.

This little one is learning to work independently, carefully placing collage pieces. This activity, inspired by artist Paul Klee, is great for decision-making skills.

Candid snapshots from my toddler class capture the precious moments of learning and fun. These little hands are busy with sensory and developmental art activities.

Looks like these two-and-a-half-year-old twins had a lot of fun with face paint during their art class! Messy play is a huge part of the creative process.

Three happy students showing off their bird's nest craft. Art plus laughter equals childhood magic, and these smiles prove it.

A close-up of a proud 4-year-old with her finished bird's nest. This project combines painting, cutting, and collage with natural textures.

These crayon resist paintings by my 3-year-old students are so soft and beautiful. It's a magical technique where colors suddenly appear.

About Toddler Art & Sensory Play (Ages 2.5-6)

We keep our batches intentionally small, with just 5 to 8 children per session, to ensure your child gets plenty of individual attention while learning through sensory play. Whether it is pincer-grip practice with molding clay or discovering color mixing with safe, non-toxic paints, our focus is entirely on the process of discovery, not the final product. Parents are welcome to stay and settle their child in initially, making the transition into a classroom setting gentle and stress-free.

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