Point Fortin Craft and Drama Club

20/07/2021

Satisfy your curry cravings at KURRY KITCHEN 😋👩‍🍳
Every Friday we cater delicious curry/stew lunches in Point Fortin. We guarantee you fresh, tasty food and soft silky paratha every single time. Call or whatsapp 4797372 to place your order early for pick up or use our delivery option 🚗

17/06/2016

'Kids Create!' Vacation Camp is a one-of-a-kind fun art, craft, and drama camp for kids ages 7-12, that runs from July 25th to July 29th. Camp is from 9:00am to 2:00pm daily, at the Point Fortin Indoor Sport Arena. This is a safe, spacious environment with 24-hr security on compound. Fun activities will include making awesome handicraft items/crafts using various materials, art/painting/fingerpainting, making collages, origami paper folding techniques, hand puppets, facepainting, drama games teaching cooperation, honesty, respect, basic elements of drama, roleplay, improvisation and much more!
Only a small group will be accommodated so register early!!
For details and updates call 374-9449, email [email protected] or message the page 'South's Craft and Drama Club' on facebook.

13/05/2016

With creations like these, I'm sure mom won't mind if you 'play with your food' :-D

13/05/2016

As Albert Einstein said "If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, then what are we to think of an empty desk?" :-)

All our lives, we've been made to feel guilty for not being organized. Organization, we were always told, holds the key to success.

12/05/2016

Good article.

Arts and crafts can be fun things to do with kids, but when you engage your children in these kinds of kids’ activities, you are also ensuring that they enjoy a wide range of different benefits. At Youractivekid.com, we have decided to highlight below some of the benefits of craft for children.

11/05/2016

Make a DIY toy, the classic Cup & Ball Game, using a few household items!
This is a great parent-child activity. Children can decorate the cups, adults can assemble the pieces and children and adults can play the game!

Materials: •Yogurt cups •12” bamboo skewer
•Large round wood beads and a few small beads
•Yarn •Scissors •Hot Glue (Adults only)
•Colorful duct and washi tape (optional)

1. Cover the outside of your yogurt cups using colorful duct and
washi tape.
2. Pierce the bottom of the cup with the skewer.
3. Cut a 12-inch piece of yarn and tie a small bead to one end of it.
Thread the loose end of the yarn through the bottom hole in the
yogurt cup.
4. Tie your large wooden bead to the end of the yarn.
5. Pierce the side of the yogurt cup with the skewer and thread it
through the opposite side of the cup.
6. Have an adult cut the sharp end of the skewer off and hot glue
the end in place. You can also add a little hot glue to the yarn at
the bottom of the cup to keep it secure.
7. If desired add a little washi tape to the skewer to make it more
playful looking.

How to Play: The object of the game is to gently swing the ball up and into the cup. It takes practice!

11/05/2016

One of the paintings we'll be doing at 'Point Fortin Craft and Drama Club' 😃 💛

10/05/2016

It's important to develop both the left and right hemispheres of the brain.

Read about the effect of arts on children's brains, the importance of art in their education, and tips on how to involve kids in the arts.

10/05/2016

Electronic toys make children consumers while traditional toys make them creators.