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Forage the forest floor to identify indigenous plants, weave a cedar basket to harvest salmon berries, learn to tie knots, share native Coast Salish stories and have Fun making Art with a group of students who love being out of doors.
Forage the forest floor to identify indigenous plants, and weave a cedar basket to harvest salmon berries. Learn to tie knots. We’ll share native Coast Salish stories, hunt for signs of animal tracks, play a lion hunting game, and create found object animal sculptures. Students will discover and draw a Barred Owl habitat, and make a Biome Terrarium. Students will become Field Biologists to observe nature, ask inquiry questions, and correlate data following NSCS standards. Bring a sack lunch, water bottle, and a rain jacket. Be prepared for a full day of outdoor learning and having fun making Art! Meet at the Southwest entrance to Fort Ward Hill Parke off of Fort Ward Hill Rd NE.
REGISTER online at SHINE Art Academy.com, under the Lessons tab, Weekly Summer Art Camps for Kids page. https://shineartacademy.com/lessons
(Ages 6-9), and (Ages 10-14). Monday- Thursday, June 21-June 24, 10:00-3:00. Cost: $150 per day, or $540 per week (all materials included) Full payment is required in ... view more »
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(Ages 6-9), and (Ages 10-14). Monday- Thursday, June 21-June 24, 10:00-3:00. Cost: $150 per day, or $540 per week (all materials included) Full payment is required in advance to reserve your child's place. Cost is per child. We are seeking a minimum 4 student enrollment to hold this camp. Please email us if other dates work best with your busy summer schedule.
Payment Options: Venmo (SHINEartacademy) Venmo Link: http://www.venmo.com/SHINEartacademy Zelle (send one time transfer through your bank) Zelle Account: SHINEartacademy@gmail.com Personal Check: Please email SHINEartacademy@gmail.com to request the mailing address.
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