CLASSES & SPECIAL I
CHECK OUT THESE AbRAKAdOOdLE
SUPER SCIENCE CLASS
Join us for a science adventure! Children will make
CAMPS!
entertaining discoveries through hands-on science
experiments and exciting demonstrations. Students
AbRAKAdOOdLE – zOOdOOdLE SAFARI CAMP
will perform 6-8 experiments per week, and will get to
take home 2-4 items to continue the learning and fun
Lions and tigers and snakes, oh my! Off we go on a safari to create jungle cats, monkeys, elephants and
outside class. Each week we will focus on a different
more! We’ll make safari art with paints, modeling materials, and wild animal print papers. A jungle journal
aspect of science, including Kitchen Chemistry, Wild
will be kept to take notes and create pictures of your adventure. Play games, listen, sing along to music,
Wind, Experimenting with Engineering, and Amazing
and tell animal stories while on the exploration. At the end of the session, take home your Abrakadoodle Airplanes. For more info about all of our programs,
ZooDoodle Safari Kamper Kit for further exploration. Pack your gear and take off on a ZooDoodle Safari with
visit
www.super-science.net.
Abrakadoodle! Please note: there is a $40 material fee payable to the instructor on the first day of class, to
Location: Arts I
purchase your Kamper Kit.
Dates: May 5 – June 2, No class May 26
Location: Summit Arts II Date: June 16 - 20 Day: M - F
Day: M
Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm Fee: $135M/$150R/$$195NR Ages: 3 – 6 years Time: 6:30 – 7:30 pm
Code: 3336 .324
Fee: $44M/$46R/$60NR
Ages: 5 - 13
AbRAKAdOOdLE –GREEN KIdS IN A COLORFUL WORLd CAMP E
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Code: 4624 .250
In this new series of lessons, we will create remarkable art using recycled items such as CDs, plastic bottles,
packaging, paper tubes and more! Our recyclers will learn about reusing common, everyday items and turn-
ing them into masterpieces. There will be lots of 3-D projects, such as French Santons statues and fuzzy
animals, as well as reusable items for painting and drawing! Join our colorful world where we put the empha-
sis on GREEN! Please note: there is a $15 material fee payable to the instructor the first day of class.
Location: Arts II Date: July 28 – Aug 1 Day: M - F
Time: 9:30 – 11:30am Fee: $113M/$125R/$163NR Ages: 3 – 6 years NTEREST
Code: 3337 .325
AbRAKAdOOdLE – MINI dOOdLERS dIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHy CAMP
Digital Doodles is a unique program offered by Abrakadoodle art education. Each session offers instruction
about famous artists such as Ansel Adams, William Wegman, Dali, and Chagall, along with digital photog-
raphy and photo illustration. Students learn about digital cameras and photo printing and how to create a
set-up for photographing, as well as how to use a photograph in artwork. All artwork will be framed with our
fabulous FrameDoodles! Please note: there is a $20 material fee payable to the instructor the first day of
class.
Location: Arts I Date: Aug18 - 22 Day: M-TH
Time: 9:00 – 11:30am Fee: $113M/$125R/$163NR Ages: 6-11 years
Code: 4336 .326
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bAbySITTER TRAINING
This course is ideal for current and future babysitters. Teaching them the best way to be safe and keep the
children in their care safe. This American Red Cross class teaches: safety, safe play, basic care, first aid
and leadership skills. Best of all this class takes place in a fun, interactive environment, bringing confidence,
competence and life skills to your teen. Note: This is a one day class; students should bring a sack lunch.
Location: Arts II
Day: Sat
Time: 9:00am – 3:00pm
Fee: $63M/70R/92NR (Per Class)
Ages: 11 - 18
Date: May 17
Code: 4504 .330
Date: June 28
Code: 4504 .331
Date: July 26
Code: 4504 .332
Date: Aug 16
Code: 4504 .333
Register online at
leisure.canton-mi.org
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