Art

Mentally challenged children should involve themselves in art activities for several reasons.

 

Firstly, art provides a non-verbal means of expression, allowing them to communicate thoughts and emotions that may be challenging to articulate verbally. Secondly, engaging in art can enhance cognitive skills such as problem-solving, spatial awareness, and fine motor skills. Additionally, art fosters creativity and imagination, which are crucial for personal development and self-expression. Moreover, participating in art activities can boost self-esteem and confidence as children see their creations appreciated by others. Overall, art offers a therapeutic outlet for mentally challenged children to explore and express themselves in a supportive and nurturing environment.