(WINTER BREAK CAMP) - Christmas arts & crafts - Ages 5-10 (5 DAYS)

TIME:  9:00AM - 12:00 PM, December 18-22, 2023 (Monday - Friday)

VENUE: Whidbey Island Waldorf School, 6335 Old Pietila Rd, Clinton, WA 98236 

This is the same as the Winter Break Art Camp (Monday - Thursday) but extended to 5 days. If you just want to attend the camp for 4 days, please register here

Get ready for a holly jolly time at our Christmas Arts and Crafts Camp! In this fun-filled camp, children will explore their creativity while making festive holiday crafts. They will learn how to make Christmas ornaments, decorate stockings, create greeting cards, make holiday gingerbread houses with shells, and much more. Each day will be filled with hands-on activities, stories, and songs.

Activities:

• Make Christmas ornaments from a variety of materials, such as salt dough, glitter, and paint
• Decorate stockings with felt, ribbons, and bells
• Create holiday cards using watercolors, markers, and stamps
• Make gift wrap with paper and watercolor 
• Make gingerbread houses with shells and other creative materials 

*  THIS CAMP IS OPEN FOR ALL STUDENTS (WIWS AND NON-WIWS).

** ALL PROFITS FROM THE CAMP WILL BE DONATED TO THE WHIDBEY ISLAND WALDORF SCHOOL'S FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN. 

About the instructor 

Ariel Starlight is a state-certified teacher with a Master of Arts in Teaching degree. She has endorsements in Health/Fitness, Art, and Middle Grades Mathematics, Middle Grades Humanities, and English Language Arts.

Ariel brings her unique skills and passion for teaching into any classroom. She aims to be flexible with shifting needs and continue to pursue additional endorsements and areas of expertise to be able to support students in many subject areas as needed and present an integrated interdisciplinary approach to any subject. Familiarity across many subject areas also is beneficial for collaborating on projects with other teachers to create engaging, high-impact work.

Ariel also has a deep commitment to her students and brings rich, diverse life experiences to her teaching to relate to and inspire students. She has a love of hands-on and discussion-based learning that allows the students to be active participants in their education.