Kindness Creators is a hands-on enrichment class that combines creative arts with community service and purposeful giving. Throughout the semester, students will learn a variety of art and crafting techniques while designing and creating projects intended to encourage, support, or benefit people and organizations within our local community. Students will explore different materials and creative processes while developing skills in planning, design, problem-solving, fine-motor coordination, collaboration, and creative decision-making. Projects may incorporate techniques from fiber arts, painting, mixed media, paper arts, decorative arts, and other forms of applied art. An important part of the course is helping students understand how their creativity can positively impact others. Students will participate in age-appropriate discussion about kindness, empathy, community needs, and service while helping prepare projects for donation to local organizations and community members.
Age Range: 8-12 years
Students outside the suggested age range are welcome to enroll at parent or guardian discretion if they feel a class is an appropriate fit for their child.
Location: Books on the Vine, 5208 W. Fairview Ave, Boise ID
Time: Wednesdays, 1:00pm-2:00pm
Course Dates: September 9, 2026 - December 16, 2026
Course Price: $230 per student
The $230 course fee includes all art materials and supplies needed to participate in class and complete the class service projects. Families are not required to purchase additional supplies.
Inclusive & Accommodating Classroom: Kindness Creators welcomes students of varying abilities and learning needs. We are happy to work with families of children who are differently abled or who may benefit from additional accommodations or modifications in order to participate successfully in class. Parents and guardians are encouraged to communicate with Wandercraft prior to the start of class about accommodations that may help their child have a positive and successful experience.
Educational Focus: Visual and applied arts, community engagement, creative thinking, design, fine-motor development, problem-solving, collaboration, empathy, and service learning.
Kindness Creators is a hands-on enrichment class that combines creative arts with community service and purposeful giving. Throughout the semester, students will learn a variety of art and crafting techniques while designing and creating projects intended to encourage, support, or benefit people and organizations within our local community. Students will explore different materials and creative processes while developing skills in planning, design, problem-solving, fine-motor coordination, collaboration, and creative decision-making. Projects may incorporate techniques from fiber arts, painting, mixed media, paper arts, decorative arts, and other forms of applied art. An important part of the course is helping students understand how their creativity can positively impact others. Students will participate in age-appropriate discussion about kindness, empathy, community needs, and service while helping prepare projects for donation to local organizations and community members.
Age Range: 8-12 years
Students outside the suggested age range are welcome to enroll at parent or guardian discretion if they feel a class is an appropriate fit for their child.
Location: Books on the Vine, 5208 W. Fairview Ave, Boise ID
Time: Wednesdays, 1:00pm-2:00pm
Course Dates: September 9, 2026 - December 16, 2026
Course Price: $230 per student
The $230 course fee includes all art materials and supplies needed to participate in class and complete the class service projects. Families are not required to purchase additional supplies.
Inclusive & Accommodating Classroom: Kindness Creators welcomes students of varying abilities and learning needs. We are happy to work with families of children who are differently abled or who may benefit from additional accommodations or modifications in order to participate successfully in class. Parents and guardians are encouraged to communicate with Wandercraft prior to the start of class about accommodations that may help their child have a positive and successful experience.
Educational Focus: Visual and applied arts, community engagement, creative thinking, design, fine-motor development, problem-solving, collaboration, empathy, and service learning.
