| 120 N. WAYNE ST MONROE 770-266-7437 TUE - SAT 10AM - 6PM CLASSES ARE HELD ON MONDAY |
| Wild Child Arts After School Program begins July 31, 2008. The program begins at 4pm and ends at 6pm on Thursday and Fridays. Children should bring a snack. Our program is designed to teach art but also to incorporate reading, history, science, music and culture into the program. Cost: 20.00 per Day which includes supplies. There will be times that we ask the children to bring things from home ( boxes, cans, pictures, t-shirts, etc.) So let's get ready to have FUN!!!! Maximum number of students 10 Grades 1 - 7 July 31st and Aug 1 Fiber Art- Please bring in a T-Shirt , socks, pillow case(no fabric Softner) |
| Highlights of the Program: Wild Child Arts' after school program is dedicated to providing age appropriate, fun and enriching art activities for Children. We will use a variety of techniques and materials to create hands-on art projects that stimulate the imagination and open the door to exploration of reading, history, science, music and other cultures through art. |
Folk Art (August)
We will take a multicultural look at folk art from Mexico and other countries. By incorporating modern papermaking techniques,
Students will incorporate radial designs or animal motifs inspired from indigenous art. Also, we will look at famous folk artists like
Howard Finster and create garden stepping stones made from concrete and found/recycled objects.
Art Around the World (Sept)
Paint, sculpt and color your way through the world of art. Beginning with prehistoric cave art, explore different cultures and learn their
contributions to the world of creativity. Kids discover different methods of artistic expression and create their own works of art. We’ll
paint, sculpt, make collages and more.
Clay Works (Oct)
Explore all the ways to have fun with clay without the use of the wheel. You will create mugs and bowls, sculptures and tiles using
handbuilding processes such as coils, slabs, molds and pinch pots. You will also learn about firing and glazing. This is a great camp to
explore all the possibilities of building with clay.
Painting to Music (Nov)
While listening to Mozart, Bach, Handel, Armstrong, Ellis campers will paint what the music is telling them. We will discuss the music and
their paintings
Drawing to Shakespeare:
Children will learn about Shakespeare and will have a play read to them, from the Shakespeare for Children series. We will discuss the
play and draw out different scenes. Once we have completed the play and the drawings each child will create a book of their drawing to
take home and read to their family.
Printmaking (Jan)
Explore basic block printing, stamps and found object printing and even the printing press as you create your own edition of fanciful and
colorful prints on paper as well as a t-shirt. Learn to use a variety of materials as you design and create.
Wet and Wild (Feb)
Anything goes in this fun art camp - anything that involves water! From tie dye to watercolor painting and papermaking, learn how
creative you can be with watery materials. Each day is a new activity so dress for mess and be ready to have a good time!
Ordinary to Extraordinary: Recycled Art (March)
Campers will take everyday items and re-invent them into beautiful works of art. Campers brainstorm design options, construct,
decorate and finish the objects brought from home
AZTEC TILES (April)
Learning Objectives: Identification: Students will be directed to observe the shapes and lines that make up Aztec sculpture.
Historical: Students will learn about Pre-Columbian art as they discover the Aztecs, Mayans and Incas.
Creation: Students will create a small scale Aztec tile using clay and glass
Appreciation: Students will learn to appreciate the art created not only by them, but by others as well
Artist's Choice (May)
This is for the young artist who wants to use a variety of art media. Each camper chooses a few art activities and is given substantial
time to explore them in depth. Choices may include clay design; painting with watercolors, acrylic paints; tie dying; drawing with pencils,
charcoal or pastels; print making; and more.
Beads, Beads, Beads!
This camp is an introduction to the wonderful world of beading. Beading in a group is fun; sharing ideas and seeing one another's unique
beaded creations turns beading into a party. Participants will learn the different types of beads and beading materials; color theory; and
the aesthetics of designing beautiful bead jewelry. Campers will learn how to use clasps, pendants, head pins, and more. Each beader
will make several types of bracelets, earrings and necklaces, including charm bracelets and illusion necklaces. Personal variations will
be added when young artists help themselves at "the bead buffet."
Fiber Fun
From tie dye to fabric printing to weaving, explore the art of fiber. Learn to make a quilt block with fusible glue, design a t-shirt with
dyes, create a colorful scarf, and much more!
Animal Mask:
Students will create a 3-D animal or mask, paying close attention to details such as; color, shape, size, texture and facial features
Other classes will be added as the year moves on. Many of these projects will take weeks to complete.
We will take a multicultural look at folk art from Mexico and other countries. By incorporating modern papermaking techniques,
Students will incorporate radial designs or animal motifs inspired from indigenous art. Also, we will look at famous folk artists like
Howard Finster and create garden stepping stones made from concrete and found/recycled objects.
Art Around the World (Sept)
Paint, sculpt and color your way through the world of art. Beginning with prehistoric cave art, explore different cultures and learn their
contributions to the world of creativity. Kids discover different methods of artistic expression and create their own works of art. We’ll
paint, sculpt, make collages and more.
Clay Works (Oct)
Explore all the ways to have fun with clay without the use of the wheel. You will create mugs and bowls, sculptures and tiles using
handbuilding processes such as coils, slabs, molds and pinch pots. You will also learn about firing and glazing. This is a great camp to
explore all the possibilities of building with clay.
Painting to Music (Nov)
While listening to Mozart, Bach, Handel, Armstrong, Ellis campers will paint what the music is telling them. We will discuss the music and
their paintings
Drawing to Shakespeare:
Children will learn about Shakespeare and will have a play read to them, from the Shakespeare for Children series. We will discuss the
play and draw out different scenes. Once we have completed the play and the drawings each child will create a book of their drawing to
take home and read to their family.
Printmaking (Jan)
Explore basic block printing, stamps and found object printing and even the printing press as you create your own edition of fanciful and
colorful prints on paper as well as a t-shirt. Learn to use a variety of materials as you design and create.
Wet and Wild (Feb)
Anything goes in this fun art camp - anything that involves water! From tie dye to watercolor painting and papermaking, learn how
creative you can be with watery materials. Each day is a new activity so dress for mess and be ready to have a good time!
Ordinary to Extraordinary: Recycled Art (March)
Campers will take everyday items and re-invent them into beautiful works of art. Campers brainstorm design options, construct,
decorate and finish the objects brought from home
AZTEC TILES (April)
Learning Objectives: Identification: Students will be directed to observe the shapes and lines that make up Aztec sculpture.
Historical: Students will learn about Pre-Columbian art as they discover the Aztecs, Mayans and Incas.
Creation: Students will create a small scale Aztec tile using clay and glass
Appreciation: Students will learn to appreciate the art created not only by them, but by others as well
Artist's Choice (May)
This is for the young artist who wants to use a variety of art media. Each camper chooses a few art activities and is given substantial
time to explore them in depth. Choices may include clay design; painting with watercolors, acrylic paints; tie dying; drawing with pencils,
charcoal or pastels; print making; and more.
Beads, Beads, Beads!
This camp is an introduction to the wonderful world of beading. Beading in a group is fun; sharing ideas and seeing one another's unique
beaded creations turns beading into a party. Participants will learn the different types of beads and beading materials; color theory; and
the aesthetics of designing beautiful bead jewelry. Campers will learn how to use clasps, pendants, head pins, and more. Each beader
will make several types of bracelets, earrings and necklaces, including charm bracelets and illusion necklaces. Personal variations will
be added when young artists help themselves at "the bead buffet."
Fiber Fun
From tie dye to fabric printing to weaving, explore the art of fiber. Learn to make a quilt block with fusible glue, design a t-shirt with
dyes, create a colorful scarf, and much more!
Animal Mask:
Students will create a 3-D animal or mask, paying close attention to details such as; color, shape, size, texture and facial features
Other classes will be added as the year moves on. Many of these projects will take weeks to complete.
| Class Registration Form 2008 Copy and email form to wildchildarts@yahoo.com or drop it by the store. |
There is a $50.00 non-refundable registration fee and registration is non- transferable. There will be a $25 fee for switching from one class
to another, space permitting. Balance of the class fee is due two weeks prior to the start of class.
No refunds or credits of any payment will be made for notification of withdrawal within seven days of the start of the class, once class has
started or for missed classes. Prior to that time, we will refund your tuition minus the $50 non-refundable registration fee. We reserve the
right to cancel a class if minimum enrollment isn't met. In that case, all tuition and fees will be refunded. Notification of cancellation will be
made by phone at least one day prior to the start of the class. Student will be offered the option of another class, space permitting, or a full
refund.
Student's Name_____________________________________________________________________
Age_______________________________________________________________________________
Address____________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone__________________________________ Cell______________________________________________
Parent's Name_____________________________________________________________________________
e-mail____________________________________________________________________________________
Who may
pickup____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Weeks:
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature of Parent or adult student________________________________________________________Date___________________
to another, space permitting. Balance of the class fee is due two weeks prior to the start of class.
No refunds or credits of any payment will be made for notification of withdrawal within seven days of the start of the class, once class has
started or for missed classes. Prior to that time, we will refund your tuition minus the $50 non-refundable registration fee. We reserve the
right to cancel a class if minimum enrollment isn't met. In that case, all tuition and fees will be refunded. Notification of cancellation will be
made by phone at least one day prior to the start of the class. Student will be offered the option of another class, space permitting, or a full
refund.
Student's Name_____________________________________________________________________
Age_______________________________________________________________________________
Address____________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Phone__________________________________ Cell______________________________________________
Parent's Name_____________________________________________________________________________
e-mail____________________________________________________________________________________
Who may
pickup____________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Weeks:
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Signature of Parent or adult student________________________________________________________Date___________________
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