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Getting Ready Art Camp Ages: 4 ½ – 7, Meets: 1:00-3:00
GETTING READY CAMP REGISTRATION
Each three-day camp will focus on a different theme. In addition to a guided drawing lesson, students will be exposed to a variety of related literature, exciting new media, make fun crafts, sewing, collage and clay projects. Four-year-olds must have prior pre-school experience, be able to follow multi-step directions and be able to write their name. Tuition is $100 for three afternoons and includes all supplies and materials. Dress for a mess!
Treasure Island, June 22-24: Argh mateys! Join us to paint a pirate ship with watercolors, make a treasure chest with gold doubloons, a parrot sculpture and a distressed pirate treasure map.
Labubu Camp, June 22-24: Join us to make a Labubu paper doll, collage, draw and paint Labubu’s with different clothes and props and make an origami Labubu face. Bring your favorite Labubu sidekick!
Kpop Demon Hunters, June 29-July. 1: Join us to draw your favorite characters, make a Derpy cardboard creation and paint Sussie on canvas all while listening to your favorite Huntrix songs.
Under the Sea, June 29-July. 1: If your budding artist likes to use LOTS of different materials this is the camp for them! We will make a coral sculpture, a clay fish ornament, a lighthouse, dolphin watercolor & an otter drawing.
Clay Camp: Christmas in July Theme, July 6-8: Students will enjoy three different types of clay to make ornaments, a mini snowman diorama, a 3D highland Christmas cow and snowflake creations.
Fairies, July 13-15: Calling all fantasy lovers! Campers will enjoy making a fairy garden to take home, a sparkly wand, fairy wings and using neon and pearly watercolor paint to complete drawings.
Farm Life, July 20-22: Draw, collage, paint and craft a farm dog, muddy pig, horse and cowboy. Get a visit from real live farm animals including chickens, chicks and a goat.
ChompSaw Camp, July 20-22: Calling all builders, makers and creative kids! Join us to use our ChompSaws to cut all kinds of shapes out of cardboard! The sky is the limit as to what you can build in this totally hands-on camp! Please bring a cardboard box and an empty cereal box to fatten our selection.
Jungle Animals, July 27-29: Draw, paint and craft wild animals such as a sloth, a tree boa, a blue morpho butterfly. Have fun with insect specimens and a visit with a ball python named Alfredo.
Wednesday Addams Season 2, July 27-29: Projects include a yarn sculpture of cousin It, painting and drawing Pugsley and Wednesday, a shrinky dink rainbow window necklace, paint our nails black and make Wednesday inspired no bake chocolate cookies.
Wicked: For Good, Aug. 3-5: Students will draw and paint characters, make a wickedly good puppy chow snack and make crafts of the original Wizard of Oz characters and the Emerald City.
Australian Animals, Aug. 3-5: G’day mates! Let’s learn about the Outback while making original mixed media art. Projects include a kangaroo, fuzzy koala, lyre bird and blue ringed octopus.
Paintapalooza and Dough, Aug. 10-12: Little ones will experiment with several different types of paint and dough such as bubble dough, make absorption art, foam finger paint, paint popsicles, wax resist, fizzy paint and more! Make unique process art each day and take home different homemade play doughs.
Basic Drawing Art Camp Ages: 8-12, Meets: 1:00-3:00
BASIC DRAWING CAMP REGISTRATION
Each three-day camp will focus on a different theme. Drawings are guided; perfect for the beginner elementary age student to learn skills or for the more advanced elementary aged student to improve upon existing skills. Camps are also fun for adults to take with their youth. Students will experience fun mixed media projects, complete several finished pieces and make neat, advanced craft projects. Tuition is $100 for each camp and includes all supplies and materials. Dress for a mess!
Woodworking June 1-3: Each day campers will use tools such as a hammer, scroll saw, wood burning tools and drills to make unusual projects in a fully supervised, safe environment. Projects include owl or mushroom bookends, scrap woods insects, carve an Ivory soap boat and gnome decorations.
Labubu Camp, June 22-24: Join us to make a Labubu paper doll, collage, draw and paint Labubu’s with different clothes and props and make an origami Labubu face. Bring your favorite Labubu sidekick!
Kpop Demon Hunters, June 29-July. 1: Join us to draw your favorite characters, make a Derpy cardboard creation and paint Sussie on canvas all while listening to your favorite Huntrix songs.
Clay Camp: Christmas in July Theme, July 6-8: Students will enjoy three different types of clay to make ornaments, a mini snowman diorama, a 3D highland Christmas cow and snowflake creations.
Tombs and Treasures, July 6-8: Make a paper mache sarcophagus, draw Alanian treasure, learn about Viking culture and paint King Tut with gold acrylic paint on a canvas.
Stranger Things, July 13-15: Draw characters and creatures, use the ChompSaws to cut out a demodog face to paper mache and sculpt with oven bake clay all while listening to your favorite eighties bands.
Divine Felines, July 20-22: Cats have been revered across cultures for their grace, hunting skills, and mysterious nature. In many cultures, cats were seen as guardians against evil spirits, and their presence was believed to bring good fortune. Students will have a great time studying and creating various cat gods from ancient cultures.
ChompSaw Camp, July 20-22: Calling all builders, makers and creative kids! Join us to use our ChompSaws to cut all kinds of shapes out of cardboard! The skies the limit as to what you can build in this totally hands-on camp! Please bring a cardboard box and an empty cereal box to fatten our selection.
Wednesday Addams Season 2, July 27-29: Projects include a yarn sculpture of cousin It, painting and drawing Pugsley and Wednesday, a shrinky dink rainbow window necklace, paint our nails black and make Wednesday inspired no bake chocolate cookies.
Wicked: For Good, Aug. 3-5: Students will draw and paint characters, make a wickedly good puppy chow snack and make crafts of the original Wizard of Oz characters and the Emerald City.
Mosaic, Aug. 10-12: Take a camp from Ms. Pepper the mosaic queen! She will guide you through how to create pleasing designs on coasters, a platter, ornaments and an abstract landscape with stained glass, beads, ceramic tiles and epoxy. Adults welcome: this is the PERFECT camp to take with your child or grandchild!
Learning With Legos & Science Club Camp,
Ages: 6-12, Meets: 1:00-3:00
LEGO & SCIENCE CAMP REGISTRATION
Science Club and Learning With Legos Camps are hands-on learning for curious kids. These projects and experiments are all generated in house. Tuition is $100 for each camp and includes all materials. Dress for a mess!
NASCAR Car Science, June 22-24: Rev your engines – this camp is perfect for any child that likes cars or to build with their hands. Each day gear heads will be challenged to assemble different types of cars, build interesting ramps, have races, build with Legos and learn about the mechanical workings of race cars.
Lego Story Starters, June 29-July. 1: Master builders will be inspired to build unique scenes, work on story-telling skills and character development in this language arts-based building camp. Lots of free build time too!
Wizard Workshop, July 6-8: Ever wondered what happens when you mix dragon saliva with a powdered unicorn horn? Find out when you create your very own wizarding potions! Mixing science with fantasy, this camp is full of fun concoctions your kids will be stunned by! Each elixir uses common household ingredients to create cool chemical reactions for magical results! Wizards will come home with instructions to repeat mixtures at home.
Arctic Animals & Tundra, July 13-15: Young naturalists will enjoy learning about snow, snowflakes, blizzards, how animals survive in harsh climates and do neat experiments. Students will also draw a simple Arctic animal each day.
Lego Brick by Brick, July 20-22: In his hands on camp, students will dive into new sets, exciting themes and imaginative ideas such as Formula1 race cars, dinos, vehicles, town houses, the solar system and rocket sets and more!
Gross Science, July 27-29: Vomit, blood and poop oh my! The human body is extraordinary but also pretty gross! Learn about boogers, blood, decomposition, bodily functions and more while carrying out gloriously messy, sticky, icky, gross science experiments and craft projects. Activities include slimy boogers, squishy eyeballs, fake vomit, blood smoothies, burp bags and playing “fling a poo” game.
Biomes of the World, Aug. 3-5: Learn about the many different biomes on planet Earth while creating 3D clay dioramas, investigating specimens and enjoy animal visitors from the Great Plains Nature Center.
Science & Cooking, Aug. 10-12: Emerging scientists and young chefs will be excited by these fun food experiments and eating the results! We are drawing inspo from The Complete Cookbook for Young Scientists. With the help of our awesome instructors, students will feel confident in the kitchen, cook some delicious dishes and learn the basics of food science along the way.
Young Chefs Cooking Camps,
Ages: 4-7 and 8-12, Meets: 1:00-3:00
Each day students will participate in baking/cooking projects, eat a snack and (hopefully!) take treats home to share! Younger students will take turns adding ingredients for a group project while older children will work in pairs following along with instructors guided demonstration. Children will participate in food related games and crafts time permitting. Tuition for the three afternoons is $100 and includes all supplies. Wear long hair pulled back and dress for a mess!
Snow White Inspired Recipes, June 22-24, Ages: 4-7: Wear your favorite princess dress if you are feeling fancy! Happy’s Butter Toffee, Dopey’s Butter Dips, Snow White’s Mint Frosted Cookies and Macaroni Casserole.
Minecraft, June 29-July. 1, Ages: 4-12: Students will love these all new Minecraft inspired recipes! Come enjoy Inventory Bread, Smelted Nuggets, a Chicken Jockey Sandwich, Mud Brownies, kabobs and a Creeper Cleanse drink.
My First Cooking Camp, July 6-8, Ages: 4-7: We sure love a good Montessori style classroom and this camp is geared to those early learners that love organization, practicing skills and want to learn basic kitchen skills in a calm, safe environment. Recipes are geared for kiddos that have not done much in the kitchen but are ready to learn, have fun and try new foods. Recipes include tortilla roll ups, pocket sandwiches, fruit kabobs and fun desserts.
A World of Flavor, July 13-15, Ages: 8-12: Get your passports ready as we embark on a world tour! We will visit Uganda, China, Thailand, Australia and the Caribbean. Young chefs will enjoy making cheese pastries, pavlova, Pad Thai, dumplings and mandazi. Also have fun with a condiment tasting buffet from around the world.
Little Italy, July 20-22, Ages: 4-12: Draw an Italian chef, make pizza muffins, Italian dunkers, homemade pasta, spaghetti, meatball cups and delicious desserts. If your kiddo likes carbs this camp will be a favorite!
Japanese Cuisine, July 27-29, Ages: 8-12: This camp will be a whirlwind of flavor! Get ready for onigiri, tofu pockets, juicy jelly cups, edible decorations, fried rice and teriyaki chicken meat balls. Yum!
Sauce It Up! Aug. 3-5, Ages: 4-12: Day one will be savory sauces such as pesto, marinara and/or alfredo with homemade pasta. Day two, make your favorite condiments such as ketchup, BBQ sauce, mustard, aeoli and mayo to be eaten with mini corn dogs. Day three, whip up dessert sauces such as fruit compote, marshmallow, chocolate and caramel to pair with ice cream and chocolate bowls.
Science & Cooking, Aug. 10-12, Ages: 8-12: Emerging scientists and young chefs will be excited by these fun food experiments and eating the results! We are drawing inspo from The Complete Cookbook for Young Scientists. With the help of our awesome instructors, students will feel confident in the kitchen, cook some delicious dishes and learn the basics of food science along the way.
