Thursday Art Classes
PRESCHOOL
ART
Ages 4 to 6
Semester Fee: $50
Class
Size: Max. 15
Each
week’s art project will revolve around a new theme and story. We will use many different colors, shapes, textures, and
media. Each project will have a theme letter and color to reinforce learning.
REQUIRED
MATERIALS: Paint smock.
ELEMENTARY
ART
Grades
1 to 4
Semester
Fee: $52.50
Class
Size: Min. 5, Max. 18
Through
the use of many different materials, children will create projects throughout the year. An assortment of mediums such as pencils,
watercolors, tempera and acrylic paints, colored pencils, clay, and inks will be introduced in drawing, printing, sculpting,
and other creative designs. Different styles of art as well as famous artists will be introduced as they relate to particular
activities. Even if your child has taken this class before, new and different projects will be made. All materials will be
supplied by the teacher.
BEGINNING/INTERMEDIATE
ART
Grades
5 to 7
Semester
Fee: $80
Class
Size: Max. 15
Students
observe demonstrations by the instructor and will use a wide variety of art materials.
Materials include paints (acrylic and water color), printing inks, pen & ink, charcoals, pastels, and clay. They will develop skills in composition, design, drawing, painting, sculpture, and
printmaking. We will study basic art principles and elements and art terminology. Students will exhibit an example of their art at the HHSW Christmas program and the
Academic Fair. All materials for classes will be supplied by the teacher.
MAKE
DO: A CREATIVE CRAFTING COURSE
Grades
4 to 7
Semester
Fee: $70
Class
Size: Min. 6, Max. 15
I
hope this class will encourage creativity, inspire confidence, and build an “I can!” attitude in each student.
We will be looking at many everyday objects in new and interesting ways -- thinking “outside the box.” Projects
will include items that are decorative, practical, gifts, etc. There will be room for individual expression as we build on
some crafting basics.
REQUIRED
MATERIALS: scissors, ruler, glue stick, tacky glue, pencil. Colored pencils and markers would be helpful.
