In this 4 day summer camp we will be creating something new each day. Note for parents - This is the exact same camp as 'Art Camp Using Minimal Supplies! New Art Activity Each Day. Paint, Draw, Create!' minus one day. We will be discovering and experimenting with all of the elements of art such as line, form, color, texture, shape, and space. We will be using minimal supplies so that it is easy to prepare for each day. In fact, most or all of the supplies are things that you already have at home. I am enthusiastic about creating art and patient when teaching. Each student learns at their own pace and I do everything that I can to make sure that each student feels successful. I have taught Kindergarten through 6th grade art in person and on line so I am very comfortable with the format. All learners are welcome! Everyone can create beautiful art regardless of their creative ability! 
Day 1 Monday - Learn how to draw a self portrait - In this lesson, I will be doing a step by step lesson on how to create a self portrait. Students will need paper, a pencil, and something to color with. Colored pencils work great for this lesson! Element of art focus - color, line, and form
Day 2 Wednesday - Make animals out of numbers - In this class, students will learn how to create animals out of the numbers 1-5. So simple but yet so creative! The same supplies are needed for this day. Element of art focus - color, line, and form
Day 3 Thursday - 3 dimensional roller coaster - In this lesson, learners will be able to create a fun and creative 'roller coaster' out of paper scraps. The supplies needed for this class are any type of paper strips or scraps, a regular sheet of paper or construction paper, scissors, and glue. Element of art focus - form and space
Day 4 Friday - Wild flowers made with warm and cool colors - In this lesson, students will be able to create flowers and understand the difference between warm and cool colors. I will be doing a directed draw of the flowers and discuss warm and cool colors. There is so much flexibility with this lesson and learners can get as creative as they would like! The supplies for this lesson are paper (thick if possible), a black crayon, water colors, and a paint brush. If water colors aren't available,  then crayons, markers, or colored pencils will work just fine! - Element of art focus - Line, form, and color