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Our Programs

Smiling child wearing an apron and painting at a table during a creative play activity.
Child wearing an apron and painting with a brush during a hands-on creative activity.

Noljak My Art is designed for children ages 5 and up, offering a more focused and structured creative experience.

Unlike CreKiC’s performance-based exploration, this program encourages children to slow down, observe, and express their ideas through drawing and hands-on art.

Children build confidence, thinking skills, and their ability to express ideas through art.

for Ages 5+

Our Programs

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CreKiC is an all-in-one creative program designed for children ages 3–5.

Rather than focusing on a single area, CreKiC connects sensory exploration, emotional development, and early language skills through thoughtfully guided play.

Each session blends movement, materials, and expression — helping children experience, express, and communicate in a natural and age-appropriate way.

for Ages 3-5

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Week 3

Language & Thinking

Experiences expand into early language development and thinking, helping children describe and connect ideas.

Week 3

Language &
Thinking

How Our Programs are Structured

All of our programs follow a carefully designed monthly structure
 

Each month features a new theme or focus, with activities that build week by week.

The weekly breakdown below is an example from CreKiC (ages 3–5).

Children wearing aprons painting colorful heart shapes on a wall during a creative play activity.

Week 4

All elements come together in a connected creative experience that brings their learning full circle.

Integrated Experience

Week 4

Integrated
Experience

Week 2

Emotional Expression

They express feelings through color, movement, and open-ended creative activities.

Week 2

Emotional
Expression

Week 1

Sensory Exploration

Children begin with hands-on sensory experiences, exploring materials through touch and movement.

Sensory
Exploration

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