Week of July 7th -Origami, Puppet Making and Cardboard Creations
STart CAMP — offers three projects each week and is designed to engage CAMPers entering grades K-5. In this program, CAMPers rotate in small groups to each of the three multi-medium art projects every day and Body Movement & Games, all five days of the CAMP week. This is a structured environment that offers developmentally appropriate challenges and levels of materials usage for young makers and artists, and is well-suited to the creative needs of these ages. With a 1:5 staff to CAMPer ratio, your child will have plenty of support to complete projects. CAMPers will have the opportunity to enjoy a variety of fun activities, including making Rainbow Loom creations, friendship bracelets, playing board games, dodgeball, banana tag, and more!
We also offer AM (8am - 9am) and PM (3pm - 6:00pm) Extended Care for an additional fee.
Origami - In this class we will learn the basic folds of Origami and throughout the week will begin to advance our knowledge and folding skills to create models such as animals, geometric shapes, modulars, flowers, and even mythological creatures!
Teaching Artist: Jennifer Linderman
Puppet Making -In this captivating class, young artists will journey through the fascinating world of puppetry! We'll delve into the rich history of puppetry, exploring different types of puppets from around the globe, including shadow puppets from Indonesia, Bunraku puppets from Japan, and the classic sock puppet. Then, it's time to get creative! Students will learn to design and craft their own unique cast of puppet characters using a variety of materials, such as colorful socks, gloves, strings, rods, and intriguing shadows.
Teaching Artist: Kirk Pearson
$480 per week
Registration is open!