My Services
Bringing creativity to little hands! Miss Ginger’s Art Cart provides preschool and after-school art classes, on-site enrichment, community art events, custom curriculum, banners, and birthday party art fun.

Weekday Preschool Art Lessons
Hands-on, creative art sessions for little learners during the school day. These lessons focus on exploration, process art, sensory materials, and building early creative confidence.

After-School Art Classes
Fun, engaging art sessions for children wanting extra creative time after school. Each class offers guided projects, process art, and skills building.

Community & Play Group Art Events
Pop-up art experiences for play groups, churches, homeschool groups, and community events. These are fun, messy, and memorable hands-on art sessions for kids of all ages.

Custom Early Learning Curriculum
I design themed, developmentally appropriate lesson plans and art projects for early childhood programs. Curriculum can be tailored to your center’s learning goals, season, or special events.

Hand-Painted Banners
Custom, hand-painted banners for events, classrooms, holidays, businesses, and home décor.

Birthday Art Parties
Creative birthday party packages that include hands-on art projects designed for the child’s age and theme. I bring the materials kids bring the imagination!
Why Process Art at Miss Ginger’s Art Cart?
At Miss Ginger’s Art Cart, art is about the experience of creating, not producing a perfect final product.
Our lessons are guided, process-based art experiences designed specifically for young children. Children are supported with clear, age-appropriate directions while being encouraged to explore materials and make creative choices within the structure of each project.
This balance of structure and freedom helps children feel confident, successful, and engaged. By providing a framework, children know what to do and feel safe trying something new, while still creating artwork that is uniquely their own.
We focus on:
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Exploration over perfection
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Creativity within boundaries
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Confidence through guided success
Even when children are following directions, no two pieces ever look the same, and that individuality is celebrated.
Process art supports fine motor development, problem-solving, emotional expression, and creative confidence, all while honoring how young children learn best.
Parent FAQ
What is process art?
Process art focuses on how children create rather than what the final artwork looks like. Children explore materials, practice skills, and express ideas while enjoying the experience of making art.
Why doesn’t the artwork always look the same?
Because each child brings their own ideas, abilities, and creativity to the table. Even when children use the same materials and follow the same general steps, their artwork will naturally look different, and that’s a good thing!!
Will my child need help at home during videos?
Some children may benefit from light adult support, especially with setup or transitions. Parents do not need to “correct” their child’s artwork...encouragement and curiosity are more important than accuracy.
Will my child be following directions?
Children are guided step by step using simple, age-appropriate directions. The structure helps children feel confident and successful while still allowing room for creativity within the project.
Is this still educational if it’s not “perfect”?
Absolutely. Process art supports fine motor skills, early problem-solving, sensory development, and emotional expression. The learning happens during the doing, not in how closely the artwork matches an example.
What if my child wants to do it differently?
That’s encouraged within the project’s boundaries. Children are welcome to make choices, try new ideas, and work at their own pace.
How does this prepare my child for school?
These art experiences help children practice following directions, using tools safely, building focus, and expressing ideas, skills that directly support readiness for preschool and kindergarten.
