Expressive Arts in the Early Years
Expressive Arts in the Early Years
Creativity plays a vital role in the holistic development of young learners. Through music, movement, storytelling, visual arts, drama, and imaginative play, children learn to express emotions, build confidence, communicate ideas, and make sense of the world around them.
This engaging and practical workshop, facilitated by Ms. Priyanka Babbar — Founder and Artistic Director of Small Tales Academy — will help educators explore how expressive arts can become a meaningful part of everyday learning experiences in early years classrooms.
The session focuses on shifting the mindset from “product-focused activities” to creating spaces where children can freely explore, imagine, create, and express themselves through process-based learning experiences.
Educators will discover simple and practical ways to integrate expressive arts into daily classroom routines while nurturing emotional wellbeing, creativity, confidence, and social development in young learners.
Key Takeaways
- Understand the importance of viewing expressive arts as a process rather than focusing only on the final product.
- Explore simple and practical ways to integrate expressive arts into everyday classroom routines and learning experiences.
- Learn how expressive arts can support children’s emotional expression, confidence, and social development.
- Develop a more reflective and responsive teaching approach through creative and child-centered practices.
Workshop Details
Date: Saturday, 27 June 2026
Time: 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM (IST)
Mode: Online (Live Session)
Participation Fee
- THT Pro Members: ₹700
- Non-Members: ₹800
- Group Offer: ₹599 per participant (Minimum 4 participants)
Who Should Attend?
- Early Years Educators
- Preschool & Kindergarten Teachers
- Early Childhood Coordinators
- Educators interested in creative and holistic learning approaches
- Anyone working with young learners and interested in integrating expressive arts meaningfully into classrooms
