How is the curriculum of children's creative art arranged? It is said that children around 4 years old are not recommended to contact creative arts. Why?

First of all, I am not an artist. I tell you clearly that 4-year-old children can learn to draw. You can't look at what children draw from the perspective of adults. 4-year-old children are in the stage of understanding the world and cultivating interest, and can exercise the flexibility of arms and fingers, hand-eye coordination and so on. Nowadays, the creative arts in the market are uneven, some are very good, and some are fooling money.

As for the curriculum, most people aged 3-6 in China doodle with gouache paints and brushes. The cost of propylene and oil painting pigments is relatively high. If this institution uses these materials, the tuition fee will definitely be low. These materials are just different from gouache materials. By the way, Chinese painting in primary schools is also a way to cultivate interest. Don't think that primary school can draw Chinese painting for one or two years. It's just different materials. Too many children, aged 7-8, drew so many plants and animals such as lotus leaves and bamboos. Ask him if he doesn't know the growth law of some plants. Painting is also a way for children to know the world. For example, ask the children taught by some good educational institutions what color the grapes are. They may say that my painting is purple (the original color), blue (because he is sad), white (he observed a layer of white on purple grapes), red (the sun shines on it), green and so on. As a parent, think about it. If this is your child's answer, is it still a problem to write beautiful words in the composition? Answer only purple or green children's thinking is somewhat fixed, lacking the knowledge to cultivate observation, romance and thinking. It's not that I can't learn Chinese painting well, but the time is wrong. Personally, I think it is better to learn Chinese painting above 10. Under 10, it is recommended to exercise other fine arts, because most children learn China's calligraphy and painting mainly by copying. In terms of technology, I am old and understand quickly, and I can also urge myself to study. In addition, I have seen some different art games in children's art classes abroad, which are really good. Only some high-end art institutions in China provide it.

Some art institutions offer woodcut courses at the age of 4-5, which I think is deceptive. The child took a small (wooden mushroom) and printed it there, which could only be used as a hand. In fact, besides wood, prints are also very rich, such as copper plate, silk screen printing and slate. Some kindergarten teachers take it out to teach students without knowing it.

I hope I can help you with my own opinions. Some people disagree and seek common ground while reserving differences. It is not easy to type so many words.