DRAWING RITUAL

This is an experience, in which children explore co-creating in an embodied way. This ritual involves movement and diverse drawing processes (with closed eyes, with both hands, with feet). Each drawing is a collective work. In this process different parts of the body are used as platforms: the paper is placed on the back, the belly and the head, activating different tactile inputs and impressions.

WHAT CHILDREN LEARN

•  Trust and care

•  Creative and intuitive thinking

•  Communication and working together

•  Letting go of control of the lines

•  Learn about their own body and bodies of others

•  Gain sensory experiences with materials and colors

• Practice an open and investigative attitude

• Learn about feelings of oneself and the other

• Develop imagination