Wednesday - Ceramics Studio - 004: 10:00 am - 10:50 am
Description:
Learn and build on the basic principles of hand-building with clay. Projects may include: functional pots, sculpture, tiles and more. The projects will encourage freedom of expression, allowing students to personalize their piece while also nurturing the need to follow a process and value the structure inspired by successful ceramic projects. Functional pieces such as cups, plates and bowls will all be made from dishwasher and microwave safe materials, creating heirloom memories your family may enjoy for generations.
Wednesday - Ceramics Studio - 004: 10:00 am - 10:50 am
Description:
In this weekly gathering we will be gleaning inspiration for our projects through stories read aloud each week. Students will be guided through the basics of clay sculpture, pinch pots, coil making and more. This tactile medium will be used to help cultivate fine motor skills, hand eye coordination, attention to detail and storytelling. Artwork will range from a small guided projects completed in one day and projects that may take two or more sessions to complete. The class will touch on sculptural and functional wares over the course of our 16 weeks together.
We will engage your student’s imagination through read aloud stories and coordinating projects. Alternating between guided projects and ‘free play” clay. Students will be guided through the basics of clay sculpture, pinch pots, coil making, slip and score and more. This tactile medium will be used to help cultivate fine motor skills, hand eye coordination, attention to detail and storytelling. Artwork will range from a small, guided projects completed in one day and projects that may take two or more sessions to complete. The class will explore both sculptural and functional wares over the course of our 16 weeks together.
Students will learn how to add and how to subtract through a variety of activities including teaching, flash cards, and math-based board games. Students will also learn through whole-body games in the gym.
Requirements:
Students should be able to sit and focus for the entire lesson without distracting the other students.
This weekly class will be taught by an experienced art teacher, and will provide a foundational base in your young student’s art education. Studio Art will offer hands-on experience with drawing, painting, printmaking, and various other fun media and techniques. Classes will include demonstrations, art history connections, studio time, and will always include references to the Seven Elements of Art (Line, Space, Shape, Texture, Value, Form, and Color).
Requirements:
Parents please make a habit of responding to Slack messages, so I know you have read them, either with a reply in thread or an emoji.
This weekly class will be taught by an experienced art teacher, and will provide a foundational base in your young student’s art education. Studio Art will offer hands-on experience with drawing, painting, printmaking, and various other fun media and techniques. Classes will include demonstrations, art history connections, studio time, and will always include references to the Seven Elements of Art (Line, Space, Shape, Texture, Value, Form, and Color).
Requirements:
Parents please make a habit of responding to Slack messages, so I know you have read them, either with a reply in thread or an emoji. *** Supply & teacher payments are due January 9th. Families must respond to invoice requests by this deadline to keep their standing in the class.
Get ready for fun and learning with Early Preschool Play! We will nurture relationships and develop skills through playful games and activities, including music & movement, story time, arts & crafts, and sensory play. Each month we will have a new theme that will incorporate color recognition, shapes, counting, and more while we learn about that themed topic! This term our themes will be: •All About Me •Animals •Spring •Transportation -Skills developed in this class will include social-emotional, fine motor, language & literacy, and pre-math.
Requirements:
Child must be comfortable enough to attend class without parent.
Tuesday - Ceramics Studio - 004: 11:00 am - 12:50 pm
Description:
This class is for beginning and returning pottery wheel students. Students will be guided in wheel throwing techniques with the goal of making functional pieces for use in their homes and spaces. They will be encouraged to bring their own ideas to the classroom and will be given exciting demos. Students will also receive instruction in basic terminology of the ceramics studio pertaining to clay body, stages of clay becoming ceramics and the many curious and helpful tools potters use to create their own signature style. Teaching through lecture & demonstration, as well as 1:1 instruction will all be given in this course.
Using Apologia's Exploring Creation with Earth Science (Young Explorers Series) we will expand our knowledge of the beauty and wonder of our home planet! Each week we will complete a lab or activity designed to enhance your student's understanding of the earth's geosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and atmosphere. Most labs will center around making a paper mache model of the earth and adding geographical features (longitude/latitude, mountain ranges, continents, etc.) to it as we cover those topics.
Who's hungry to learn about the cornucopia of foods that are enjoyed around the world? Get ready to have fun and gain cultural perspective while making simple recipes from the countries explored in our Globetrotters Treehouse class! Students will leave with a multicultural recipe book, an apron of their own, lots of tasty treats, and an assortment of new cooking and kitchen skills. We will discover how each country uses their own unique ingredients and resources to create tasty, healthy meals.
*Recipes are allergy-friendly. Let the teacher know ASAP if your child has food allergies.
Requirements:
Students must be enrolled in Globetrotters Treehouse in order to take this class. Globetrotter students will be automatically enrolled in this course - Contact the class coordinator if you do not wish to be enrolled.
Students will be encouraged to follow 3-step directions, work independently, ask for help if needed, take turns and show kindness and respect to the teacher and fellow classmates. With cooking, there can be potentially dangerous equipment or heat. It's very important that children obey our classroom safety rules.