Are you looking for a fun, engaging, and enriching experience for your homeschooler?
Expressive offers dynamic art and music classes designed to inspire young minds and fuel their creative spirit!
While offering curricula that meet Missouri Learning Standards, Expressive Art and Music classes allow space for the “Three E’s”~ Exploration, Experimentation, and Expression!
Art and Music classes will be held on Tuesdays, with both morning and afternoon sessions available. Art and Music classes can be taken independently or in combination (back-to-back for convenience).
Fall Session: September, October, November.
Spring Session: January, February, March, and April (with any make-up dates in May)
Multiple student and combo class discounts available.
Tuition: $199 semester (per subject area), which includes enrollment fee and materials fees.
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1. Boosts Creativity & Self-Expression
Why it matters:
Art and music allow students (and adults!) to explore ideas, emotions, and identity in a safe and non-judgmental way. Whether through painting, composing, singing, or improvisation, these forms of expression provide a unique language beyond words.
Expanded Benefits:
Encourages divergent thinking (many solutions, not just one)
Helps children develop a sense of individuality and voice
Builds confidence in trying new things and taking creative risks
Supports communication skills through storytelling, symbolism, and emotion
2. Enhances Cognitive & Academic Development
Why it matters:
Numerous studies link arts participation to improved academic outcomes. That’s because engaging with art and music activates both hemispheres of the brain — integrating logical and creative processing.
Expanded Benefits:
Improves memory through rhythm, patterns, and repetition
Strengthens attention and concentration over time
Boosts language development (especially through lyrics and storytelling)
Develops spatial-temporal reasoning, important for math and science
Increases fine motor skills (drawing, instrument playing, sculpting)
3. Supports Emotional Wellbeing & Confidence
Why it matters:
Emotional intelligence is just as vital as academic success. Art and music offer emotional outlets that can prevent stress buildup and help children regulate their feelings.
Expanded Benefits:
Lowers anxiety and stress levels through calming creative focus
Fosters empathy and emotional awareness through expressive works
Provides a sense of accomplishment and pride in one’s creations
Builds resilience through practice, performance, and constructive feedback
Encourages group collaboration and positive peer interaction