All Day Skill Building Activities!
Come have a fun, enriching experience when school is out! Children will get creative making art projects, have center time, play outside weather permitting, do gym class with Coach Dave from the Wichita Angels and music theatre with Miss Marcee from Music Together, Dance and Acrobatics at Dream Big and Twirling with Miss Tammy. A variety of art materials will be used each day, dress in clothes that can get dirty. Please bring a sack lunch and snacks. Geared for ages 4-12.
When: 9:00-4:00
Where: Monart School of Art at The Art Park
Who: Geared for ages 4-12
How Much: $40 per person, per day
July 7th- Disney’s Moana: draw characters and collage Hawaiian Tiki totems. Have fun using oil pastels! |
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July 14th- Mosaic and Woodworking: students will learn how to safely use a scroll saw to cut out their name or favorite animal to mosaic. Students will be closely supervised as they work with the tools. |
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July 21st- Artist William Turner: considered the best landscape painter of Western paintings with his free atmospheric style. He loved observing weather changes and once tied himself to a ship’s mast so he could sketch a storm. If you like to paint with watercolor and India ink you will love this class! |
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July 28th- Christmas in July: Cool off with snowmen crafts, snowflake printmaking and tons of cute holiday craft stations to create at. All new lessons and ornaments! |
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August 4th- Mixed Media and Easy Weaving: these super cool projects yield beautiful results. Students will also paper mache a bowl to paint and participate in shaving cream printmaking. |
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August 11th- Cars III: draw your favorite characters, design and build your own car with Legos and compete in a race, next build a new model car out of junk art to take home. |
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August 18th- Vermeer: Learn about facial proportions as we make a reproduction of “The Girl with the Pearl Earring.” The blue headband in the original oil painting was made with powdered lapis lazuli – learn about how painters mixed and made their paints by mixing your own powdered tempera paints! |
