Zentangle Apprentice Project Pack No. A1 - Day 3 (Zentangle for Kids)

Zentangle Apprentice Project Pack No. A1 - Day 3
Welcome to the Zentangle Apprentice Project Pack No. A1!
Tangle along with Maria and special guests, Abby and Charley, as they guide you through the third lesson in this series.
In this series, we will be using the materials found in the Zentangle Apprentice Project Pack (available at the link below). If you do not have the materials, we encourage you to follow along with what you have available.
Zentangle Apprentice™ brings the Zentangle method and experience to our youngest generation. Children as young as four across the globe are creating amazing pieces of art using the Zentangle Method. What is fascinating about Zentangle is that it stretches across cultures, religions, media and ages without having to alter the content of the method. The Zentangle method itself changes very little whether artists are children or adults. However, we thought that it would be fun to create some lessons and materials that would cater to and be more suitable for the children out there that are eager to create with the Zentangle Method.
This year, in the United States, as well as many other countries worldwide, people are spending more time at home. Many schools are closed, and children are learning remotely. Zentangle wanted to respond by creating content designed especially for children and families to learn and practice the Zentangle Method at home. Lessons are recommended for individuals, classrooms, multigenerational groups, clubs and more.
The initial release of these videos will be slightly different than other Zentangle Project Packs. Videos will become available on Tuesdays and Thursdays for four consecutive weeks beginning on January 19, 2021.
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