Abrakadoodle Art Camp
Abrakadoodle, 100 Carpenter Drive, Suite 100, Sterling, VA 20164
About
Abrakadoodle Art Camp offers visual arts classes for kids that include summer art camps, holiday art camps, art parties, art events, art activity days, school art assemblies, and an Academic Art Program. Children take part in painting, sculpting, drawing, collage, paper and fabric art, mosaics, anime, and studio art, and can also join a weekly Splat Doodle Challenge or a birthday party at sweetFrog in Ashburn VA.
• Ages: Not specified
• Schedule: Not specified
• Price: Not specified
Since 2002, Abrakadoodle has engaged kids with creative art classes, themed summer art camps, holiday art camps, art parties, and special events, and has delivered visual arts programs to more than one million children. The program uses expansive art lesson plans that exceed national standards for visual arts education and embraces “process art,” with kids experimenting with color, form, line, shape, texture, and value. Children use creative art materials such as bamboo brushes, molding compounds, wire, and oil pastels, and explore styles ranging from Pop Art to Pointillism while learning about classic artists such as Picasso and Rembrandt and contemporary artists such as wildlife artist Mort Solberg and food designer Lisa Cherkasky. Abrakadoodle offers an Artist of Distinction Program and states that its art lessons help children build cognitive skills including concept development, problem solving, language, history, measurement, critical thinking, fine motor development, and many other skills, and that the program helps kids develop confidence as their creativity soars. The program’s mission is “to enhance the lives of children by creating an educationally rich learning environment that ignites their imaginations and leads them to discover their own unique creativities, talents and abilities.”
Abrakadoodle describes itself as a mobile art program that brings art onsite to kids in schools and community sites, with programs also provided in Abrakadoodle art studios for kids. Its Academic Art Program is brought to Charter Schools, Private Schools, and Public Schools, where it becomes the school’s academic art program, and it has relationships referenced in testimonials with Boys & Girls Clubs of Capistrano Valley, Shepherd’s Flock Preschool, Smart Starts Day Schools, Eastern Michigan University, and Highlands School. The program reports that it has delivered programs to more than one million children in schools, community sites, and Abrakadoodle art studios for kids around the world. Abrakadoodle notes that it uses well-trained teachers who help inspire kids to immerse in learning and creating art.
Abrakadoodle has been voted “Best Art Class to Inspire Your Child's Inner Picasso” and has been named one of the 200 Top Global Franchises by Entrepreneur Magazine. Testimonials from parents and partners state that children enjoy the art, that the classes are organized, that teachers are great, and that finished projects are impressive and often displayed at home. Specific comments mention that the program connects with kids over the years, that children learn about artists and different mediums, that programs are developmentally appropriate, and that Abrakadoodle introduces kids to different artists and a little bit of Humanities. One testimonial from Eastern Michigan University describes Abrakadoodle as having “completely hassle-free programs, and teachers who understand the needs of my students,” and several parents note that their children look forward to class and enjoy displaying their artwork.
Last updated December 10, 2025.
• Ages: Not specified
• Schedule: Not specified
• Price: Not specified
Since 2002, Abrakadoodle has engaged kids with creative art classes, themed summer art camps, holiday art camps, art parties, and special events, and has delivered visual arts programs to more than one million children. The program uses expansive art lesson plans that exceed national standards for visual arts education and embraces “process art,” with kids experimenting with color, form, line, shape, texture, and value. Children use creative art materials such as bamboo brushes, molding compounds, wire, and oil pastels, and explore styles ranging from Pop Art to Pointillism while learning about classic artists such as Picasso and Rembrandt and contemporary artists such as wildlife artist Mort Solberg and food designer Lisa Cherkasky. Abrakadoodle offers an Artist of Distinction Program and states that its art lessons help children build cognitive skills including concept development, problem solving, language, history, measurement, critical thinking, fine motor development, and many other skills, and that the program helps kids develop confidence as their creativity soars. The program’s mission is “to enhance the lives of children by creating an educationally rich learning environment that ignites their imaginations and leads them to discover their own unique creativities, talents and abilities.”
Abrakadoodle describes itself as a mobile art program that brings art onsite to kids in schools and community sites, with programs also provided in Abrakadoodle art studios for kids. Its Academic Art Program is brought to Charter Schools, Private Schools, and Public Schools, where it becomes the school’s academic art program, and it has relationships referenced in testimonials with Boys & Girls Clubs of Capistrano Valley, Shepherd’s Flock Preschool, Smart Starts Day Schools, Eastern Michigan University, and Highlands School. The program reports that it has delivered programs to more than one million children in schools, community sites, and Abrakadoodle art studios for kids around the world. Abrakadoodle notes that it uses well-trained teachers who help inspire kids to immerse in learning and creating art.
Abrakadoodle has been voted “Best Art Class to Inspire Your Child's Inner Picasso” and has been named one of the 200 Top Global Franchises by Entrepreneur Magazine. Testimonials from parents and partners state that children enjoy the art, that the classes are organized, that teachers are great, and that finished projects are impressive and often displayed at home. Specific comments mention that the program connects with kids over the years, that children learn about artists and different mediums, that programs are developmentally appropriate, and that Abrakadoodle introduces kids to different artists and a little bit of Humanities. One testimonial from Eastern Michigan University describes Abrakadoodle as having “completely hassle-free programs, and teachers who understand the needs of my students,” and several parents note that their children look forward to class and enjoy displaying their artwork.
Last updated December 10, 2025.
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