Cultivating Creativity, Exploration and Self-Expression through the Visual Arts.
Whereas the 21st century was led by science and technology, we feel the next generation of successful citizens will be required to have the creative and critical thinking skills that an art education can provide.
These projects are designed for grades K-5 with adult assistance and grades 6-8 to work independently. If you have a 4-5 grade student who has some previous art experience, feel free to sign them up for our 6-8 grade boxes. Likewise, if you have a middle school student who could use some practice in the foundations of art, you may want to start them out with the elementary boxes. You can contact us at any time to adjust your subscription level as your student grows.
Each lesson introduces a new medium and artist or movement while addressing common core standards.
The kids are always excited when they get their MoxieBox in the mail. #moxieboxart #Ilovemykids #funfriday
Posted by Josie Nabors on Tuesday, October 16, 2018
Art lessons in a box, delivered to your home. Each lesson introduces a new medium and artist or movement while addressing common core standards.
One box a month for five months will be shipped to your student. These projects are designed for grades K-5 with adult assistance and grades 6-8 to work independently.
One box a month for ten months will be shipped to your student. These projects are designed for grades K-5 with adult assistance and grades 6-8 to work independently.
One box a month. These are the same projects offered in Option 1 and Option 2 but you will be charged automatically each month. You may cancel at any time.
One box a month. Choose a one or three month option
My name is Jim Warner and I am President of MoxieBox Art. I want to share with you today something I learned that I had all wrong my whole life and I’m pretty old! I used to tell people all the time “I have no artistic ability”. Does this sound familiar? Guess what! We ALL have artistic ability! It is just a matter of where we start! Some tap into that artistic ability early in life and its easy for them but the rest of us need to put in the effort to expand our artistic ability. It’s like anything else in this world. In most cases we have to work hard at school, in a sport, in a business or just about everything else if we want to succeed. Yet, for some reason when it comes to art if our children don’t show that natural ability with no outside help, many of us just write them off as not having artistic ability. Right?
