Art in the Wild Summer Camp: June 1-5

Class Description

Art in the Wild Summer Camp: ages 6-15 June 1 - 5, 10am - 3pm with early and later options Your child’s imagination will run wild with us during our week of art in nature with a focus on animals, our pets, plants and more. Projects: -creating animal houses from earth materials -Indigo dyeing (dye made from the pea plant) -sunshine art with cyanotype resist method -felted bracelets -meeting Sawyer, a real life Alpaca and using his fur to create felted art -inventing a new animal -making pots on the pottery wheel -clay sculpture -soap making -field trip to our favorite ice cream shop, SWEET CAROLINES Plus about 8 more fun projects created with your artist in mind! Multiple Kids? Use DISCOUNT CODE - SIBSUMCAMP to get $20 off your total order (list the names in the order notes to qualify for discount) More Information: Jump into Art Studios is a unique art experience in that we divide the kids into 4 different classrooms; younger ones downstairs and older campers upstairs. We have a maximum of 10 campers plus a dedicated professional educator-artist running each classroom with other teachers leading special art sessions each day. Each classroom mixes with other classrooms during social time, field trip, lunch time and game time. If you have a need to put your children together let us know; we prefer splitting up siblings whenever possible because children thrive when their is no preconceived labels, “this is my brother,” and everyone has a better time. Because this is a group setting, children that prefer individual education should have a dedicated helper with them (provided by you) and we’ll be glad to make the accommodation. Younger children under the age of 6 are not recommended for this camp unless they have been in a full-day school setting, ask us. Fine Print: -Please arrive within 5 minutes of 10am to sign in your camper (unless you are coming to paid early care). Hanging out in the garden is a great chance to visit with your camper. -Leave electronic devices, including phones at home (and no games/toys as its distracting to other campers) -Send a large lunch with refillable water bottle but leave backpacks at home PARENTS: This week’s GRATITUDE PROJECT needs a “throw away” bottle sent in - consider sending in a few extra, too!