Join Art Group on 10/15 7:30 – 8:30 to learn about artist Pablo Picasso and his famous paintings! Recommended for children ages 12 and up but is open to all! Register here: https://forms.gle/cK1PfwQkYh4sKqcq9
Join us on Friday, September 3rd from 7:00-8:00 PM for an adorable back-to-school craft! Your kid can create these holders to de-clutter their desks just in time for school. To sign up, head to: https://forms.gle/PcXyfHaxurvBHh5UA Thank you!
Teaching the paper rose craft was a fun and engaging experience.
This seminar is designed for parents of 7-12 graders who are interested in the FTC/FRC competitions. Our speaker Mr. Haichen Cheng has 10 years of coaching experience, whose team won the World Champion in 2018 and other awards. Time: July … Read More
Ever since it was established, Fur Friend Rescue has brought 4 dogs who were rescued off the streets to the Bao’en Temple in Shanghai, China to their forever homes in Seattle, USA. The Bao’en Temple has rescued more than 8,000 … Read More
Teaching the flower bracelet craft was a fun and engaging experience.
Teaching the Easter hat craft was a fun and engaging experience. We started off by making the base of our hat.
Spring has finally sprung! As the world re-emerges from quarantine, let us come together to bring some color into our lives. Join us on Friday, March 26th to make vibrant 3D Paper Tulip Flowers to celebrate the new season! Date: … Read More
Teaching the underwater world craft was a great experience. Each kid’s craft was unique and contained adorable creatures.
Teaching the keychain craft was a good experience. We started off with some number 6 plastic, we than taped our designs to the back of the plastic. After that, we used a thin sharpie to outline our design. When that was done, we went in with some color and finished our design for one pin. We then repeated those step to make a couple more designs. When we were happy with all our designs, we preheated the oven to 325 degrees. Next, when the oven is done preheating, we placed our designs on a pan lined with parchment paper, and put it in the oven. We then preceded to bake the designs for around 2 minutes. Our designs shrank down and became thicker. We waited for them to cool down a bit and we were done. The result was several beautiful and homemade keychains. To sum it up, with was a great experience, and I had a lot of fun making these adorable keychains.