Mini Makers brought three AquaTerra volunteers back to AIM Foundation this June, this time with thirty children ready to get their hands messy with paint and craft supplies. The session kept things playful, letting each child follow their own creative instinct.
Rather than steering the kids toward a single finished product, volunteers encouraged experimentation, helping where needed but mostly stepping back to let imagination take over.
The result was a room full of finished crafts and children eager to show them off, proof that a little creative freedom goes a long way.