Art By Age

Art by age

Find art ideas that fit your child’s stage

Explore baby-safe sensory play, toddler-friendly process art, and deeper projects for big kids and tweens – all in one place.

Start where your child is right now. Choose an age range below to discover activities that match their attention span, motor skills, and growing confidence.

🍼 First art experiences
Open-ended creativity
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Browse art activities by age

Choose an age group to see projects that meet kids where they are – from first finger-painting and taste-safe sensory play to more detailed drawing, building, and mixed-media art.

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Babies (0–12 months)

Gentle, supervised sensory play and first β€œart” experiences focused on exploration, not finished products.

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Toddlers (1–3 years)

Big motions, short attention spans, and lots of curiosity. Simple setups and easy clean-up.

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Preschoolers (3–5 years)

More stamina, more tools, more imagination. Process art, simple projects, and lots of experimentation.

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Big kids (ages 6–9)

Ready for multi-step projects, simple planning, and trying new materials and techniques.

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Tweens (ages 9–12)

More independent makers who love detail, style, and projects they can truly β€œown.”

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All ages & siblings

Open-ended invitations and simple projects that work well with mixed ages or the whole family together.

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