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From the comfort of your own home, students can join the camp virtually using our online fine arts program with a live instructor.
No longer do parents have to feel guilty of not being able to get your child to a class location or have nothing to do at home with your loved ones. Have things to do and need to keep your child occupied? This is the perfect solution for those who are not able to participate in-person. WE BRING THE CAMP TO YOU!
Fine Art Classes are combined with art projects and creative writing activities for 90 minutes in a group setting. Enjoy fun daily activities using a computer or smart device.
FINE ART Camp Hours (Half Day): 2:00pm - 3:30pm est
FINE ART Camp Ages: 4 - 14
This camp requires $20 Platform Usage Fee for all participants.
Required equipment to participate in the virtual course.
1. Computer, laptop or tablet
2. High speed internet
3. Proper art supplies for class
*Prepayment is required at least 2 weeks prior to the start date of class. A link to the classroom will be sent via email. Each participant is responsible for his/her own supplies (i.e. pencil, pen, paper, notebook, glue, paintbrush, easel, etc). A supply list will be sent via email.
This camp will go beyond the world of arts, traveling from country to country, visiting the most inspiring artists and significant cultures from around the world.
Classes are combined with creative art projects, cultural music, creative dance movement and writing activities to include fairy tales, short stories and poems.
Some of our themes, activities and descriptions are listed below.
CREATIVE WRITING - WRITOPIA
Get creative with the FUNdamentals of writing as we explore the world of art, dance and culture.
CREATIVE ART - IN THE BEGINNING, GOD MADE CLAY
You, my Father are the Potter and I am the clay and I am the workmanship of your hands. Students will learn foundation Biblical applications to living their daily lives while completing clay projects that include pinch pots, marble pots, coiled art projects, and clay building. Where did clay come from? What can be done with it? Let's write about it.
CULTURAL ART - BONJOUR...MATISSE! HOLA...PICASSO!
Matisse vs Picasso! The battle of the most famous artists to ever live. Explore France and step into the 19th & 20th century world of art "impressionism" just as French Artist Henri Matisse. But wait! Don't forget about his friend Pablo Picasso. Is it bright colors you see? Did you know one went to school while the other did not? Which artist has 23 names in his name? Campers will express themselves creating their own masterpiece of art and creative writing projects as these two friends while learning valuable lessons on friendships and fun facts they will appreciate during compare and contrast activities.
CREATIVE ART - JEWELRY & BEDAZZLED TOPS: TEA PARTY & TEA POTS
Hurry and set the table! Campers will first learn dinner etiquette and proper table place settings for their guests. Enjoy various art and craft projects to include making bedazzled hats and fashion designed t-shirts. Ages will grouped appropriately and compete in the "MAD HATTER" contest to wear during the Tea Party scheduled for June 28th...We will have a "Mad Hatters Tea Party" experience just as Alice in Wonderland. Campers will create menus, design invitations and write out tasteful recipes and ingredients to share with other campers.
CREATIVE ART - SAY CHEESE PLEASE! PHOTOJOURNALISM
Calling all Kid Reporters & Photographers. On the count of 1-2-3, Say "CHEESE" please! Do you enjoy taking pictures or being in the picture? Smile in front of the camera all Campers who like to snap the camera or smile for the camera will enjoy this photography & journalism camp session. Campers will discuss today's current topics, explore nature and write and prepare their own newspaper articles and for our in-house podcast and broadcast. This camp will surely increase each campers confidence in speaking, writing and expression.
CULTURAL ART, MUSIC & DANCE - ALOHA! COME HULA AT THE LUAU!
Let's take a trip to Hawaii where we learn about the Polynesian cultures and vibrant colors around it. This is a high energy camp for boys and girls who like to "move-it, move it" from hula dancing to hula hoop contests to "How low can you go?" limbo races. Be crowned as Queen of the best-made grass skirt, beautiful lei or crowned King of the tiki torch or drum roll. Campers will have a Luau celebration at the end of camp and share their creative writing project with other campers.
CULTURAL ART - MORE TEA PLEASE! CANVAS & CHEESE!
English Tea! Green Tea! Bubble Tea! We all love tea! Tasty teas for breakfast, lunch and before bedtime is adapted from around the world. Let's design our own drinking cups to see which tastes best with our bubble tea or perhaps a sip of green tea in a smaller tea cup. Or how about creating your own flavored bubble tea. Campers will visit some great tea companies in the local area while enjoying a Canvas and Cheesecake party at the end of camp to create their own canvas painting.
CREATIVE ART - DIFFERENT STROKES - DIFFERENT FOLKS
Brushing your teeth is easy, right! How about brush mark on a canvas. There is a technique to know and to understand how the renowned British Artist Tom Phillips first did it. There are truly different strokes for different little folks.
CULTURAL ART - PICTURE IT! ART INSPIRED INVENTORS
Have you ever noticed the colors of a traffic light? Have you ever wondered what inspired Garrett Morgan to invent the traffic light or improve the sewing machine? What about hair products that enhance the beauty of multi-cultures? Can you picture inventing something that was art inspired while helping communities from around the world? Let's picture it, then create it!
CREATIVE ART - EXPLORING THE WORLD OF MULTIMEDIA ART
Interested in getting your feet wet? Come dive into the new world of art! Campers will learn the history of art including scraffito, dry, brush, pinch, pots, marble pots, and designer liner projects. Campers will end their venture with their own special creation and dream about the ventured world of arts as they share their stories at the end of the week. Creative writing of our own new world.
My son is 10 years old and he attended the program only in August. The first issue began when the director bluntly said that she would rather not have my son attend her program because of how long it takes to pick him up from school, and that I disrupt the class by trying to ensure that he finishes up his homework. The entire period that he was a part of that program, he would come home and finish his homework after 9:00 PM at home without a break.
