Young Rembrandts After school Art Enrichment Drawing Classes for K-6 Young Rembrandts teaches drawing skills using a see-touch-do method that all children can succeed with, learn from and love! Students Can Expect - A new exciting lesson every week - Improved core art skills - To have fun! Parents Can Expect - Increased attention to detail - Improved fine motor skills
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THIS WE E K Fiber Arts Week CAMP GUIDE 2018
Clay Week JUNE 18-22
Culinary Week Craft and Construct Week JULY 2-13
Marsh Week JULY 16-20
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JULY 23-27
Clay Week
JULY 30 - AUGUST 3
Culinary Week AUGUST 6-10
Craft and Construct Week FEBRUARY 2018
This year’s summer camps are all about joy, curiosity and belonging: the joy of participating in the performing arts with friends new and old, the curiosity sparked when we try new things and visit new places, and the sense of belonging we build together while we dance, sing, act, make music videos and more — all building towards end-of-camp showcases, where we welcome our friends and families to celebrate our artistic, creative accomplishments.
JUNE 25-29
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AUGUST 13-17
Marsh Week AUGUST 20-24
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We have a lot of fun and exciting mountain bike activities to focus on this summer, but we are always adapting to our changing society, too. From a community perspective, we will pay more attention to camper respect — camper to camper, girl to boy, boy to girl, counselor to camper, camper to counselor, etc. Last summer, we added in some focus on trail protection and maintenance, and we will spend some more time in that area this summer. -TAG CARPENTER, OPERATIONS MANAGER, CATAMOUNT OUTDOOR FAMILY CENTER, WILLISTON
I hope our campers learn how to be themselves and explore new interests. -CHRISSY CARTER, OWNER/ DIRECTOR, CAMP BIRCH HILL, NEW DURHAM, NEW HAMPSHIRE
Of course, we would love campers to come away with an increased level of skill in gymnastics, water sports, archery, cooking, art, dance, woodworking, or whatever their focus and choice of activities will be. However, our first target is for all campers to be immersed in gaining confidence in themselves as independent young women and men, learning to be kind, to be brave, to care about others as well as themselves, learning about being a good friend and making camp friends, increasing leadership skills, and learning and caring about our environment and camping. -RUTH DUNKLEY MCGOWAN, OWNER/DIRECTOR, DUNKLEY’S GYMNASTICS CAMP, SOUTH HERO
Not only do we aim to provide children with memorymaking, friendshipgrowing and learningand-doing experiences but, overall, we hope our campers learn to love being Parks & Rec kids! -DIANA WOOD, MARKETING AND OUTREACH MANAGER, BURLINGTON PARKS, RECREATION & WATERFRONT, BURLINGTON
We hope that campers will learn the humane treatment of all types of animals and have a better understanding of the shelter world. -ERIN ALAMED, DIRECTOR OF VOLUNTEER AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH, CAMP PAW PAW (HUMANE SOCIETY OF CHITTENDEN COUNTY), SOUTH BURLINGTON
We wish for our campers to learn, through farm chores, guilds and games, the beauty and joy of participating in the living world around us. We hope to illuminate the connections between land, plants, animals and people that nurture and sustain healthy communities, through the magic and fun of summer on the farm. -ETHAN TISCHLER, DIRECTOR, CAMP BREAD & BUTTER (BREAD & BUTTER FARM), SHELBURNE
Camp brings out the best in people. It is a place where kids and staff can let their guard down and truly be themselves! It’s a place where a cabin of 12 kids enters the week as strangers and leaves as best friends. Our goal is that somewhere between canoeing in the middle of Branch Lake, testing your limits at the ropes course and sitting and having good conversation in the arts and crafts cabin, every camper learns how to find acceptance, new experiences and friendships that last a lifetime. JAYCI FOURNIER, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, BANGOR YMCA WILDERNESS CENTER AT CAMP JORDAN, ELLSWORTH, MAINE