the Price of Painting Classes for Kids

This summer, my daughter expressed an interest in taking painting classes. I found a class in our area that met once a week with other children in her age group. I pay fifty dollars a week for the classes. The lessons last an hour and a half. While all the materials for the actual painting are included in the cost of the class, I did spend an additional twenty five dollars for some clothes for her to wear that I would not mind getting ruined. This brought the total one month cost of the lessons up to two hundred and twenty five dollars.

My daughter loves this class. While she is not becoming an expert painter, she is becoming more creative and imaginative. Her fine motor skills do seem to be improving. Most of all, she seems to really enjoy spending some time with children her own age.

Before committing to the class, I asked if my daughter and I could sit in for fifteen minutes while one of the classes was taking place. I would recommend that you do the same. It benefits you as you get to know the teachers and check out the environment. But, more importantly, it gives her a chance to spend time in the new environment with you there.