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RE: birkenstock art/camp project ideas
From: Puhl, Kristen K (puhlk_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Hi Dawn,
Thanks for the ideas! This will get me started. The projects sound fun and relaxing, just what kids need during the summer. I taught at a camp last summer and those kinds of projects worked out best. This summer the girls are groups in grades 1-4, 5-7, and 8-11. So, I've got quite the range. Last year I did some papermaking and marbling (we made journals that we sewed together) with the younger and middle groups and sewing (drawstring backpacks, tie-dyed pillows) with middle and older groups. Tie-dye worked well for all age groups. (I don't know that this camp will be able to afford the procion dye though.)
As far as internet access, I bet the camp might have something, but if it does, it will be slow. There's got to be an internet cafe in East Hampton somewhere, though.
Kristy
Kristy -
Camp sounds fun!
With yarn you can make Huichol yarn paintings
and you could do mexican bark paintings on brown craft
I think Judy has the links for these on her site, if
you could do bugs from recycled cans - I think that
also - sidewalk art and mandalas would also be fun.
What is the age range of the girls? Will you have
Dawn
> On that note...does anyone have any good camp
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