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ALL NEW American Girl Time Travellers - An American Girl Camp With Art and Games
Class experience
US Grade 2 - 5
Use code KOLENSUMMER2315 to get $15 off this or any other scheduled camp! Valid until April 30th. Do you love American Girl? In this camp, campers will get to dive into the history behind their favourite American Girl characters. Through art, games and writing, campers will get to experience what it would have been like to be each girl, living in their specific time period. This will be a perfect way to kickstart a love of history in each camper! I am an experienced elementary school...
Students will learn about different eras in history, through the lens of American Girl.
Some challenging topics in history, such as Pearl Harbour and slavery will be discussed. These conversations will use the stories of the American Girl characters as a guide for age-appropriate knowledge. I am an elementary school teacher experienced in leading children through conversations that balance respect for age-appropriate limits and their need for knowledge.
Campers will need a piece of ribbon or elastic long enough to wrap around their waist, various colours of ribbon, various colours of tulle, scissors, a retractable tape measure that can be cut, coloured duct tape, white glue, water, various colours of paint, paintbrushes, paint cups, stickers, white knee-high socks, fabric paint, measuring cups, mixing bowls, shaving cream, flour, food colouring, construction paper in various colours, four or five clothespins, googly eyes, a rock, yarn in various colours, felt in various colours, a pencil with small eraser on the end, white paper, two clear plastic bottles, vegetable oil, Alka Seltzer tablets, a few paper towel rolls, tape, aluminum foil, ziploc bags, sand, a funnel, a spoon, a skewer or chopstick, plastic containers, three paper plates, a small piece of foam core or a recycled foam plate, markers, a ping pong ball, a jacks set, a skipping rope, liquid starch or borax, pencil crayons, popsicle sticks, a shoebox, pipe cleaners, fabric scraps, a cotton ball, string or twine, rubber bands, salt, an egg carton, beads or dried beans, half and half, salt, ice, vanilla, and sugar.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
While some challenging topics from history will be discussed, this will be done in a very age-appropriate way, using American Girl as a guide. Campers may need to be supervised during activities that use such supplies as scissors and paint to ensure safety and reduce mess. It would be useful to pre-cut the tape measure into the shape of a bracelet with rounded edges.
We will use photographs from each era where appropriate. Although these sources will not be directly used in class, information will be drawn from the following: - cbc.ca - americanhistoryforkids.com - National Geographic - National Geographic Kids - BBC Bitsize - 'The Endurance of Surfing in 19th-Century Hawai'i' by Patrick Moser - 'Waves of Resistance: Surfing and History in Twentieth-Century Hawaii' by Isaiah Helekunihi Walker - Kiddle - PBS - Britannica Kids - Smithsonian Magazine - The National WWII Museum - 'Teaching Pearl Harbor: A New Japanese Perspective' by Daniel A Metraux - 'Pearl Harbor, A Child's Perspective' by James Regions - 'Day of Infamy' speech by President Roosevelt - 'Powerful Stories of the Japanese American Children Who Witnessed Pearl Harbor' by Lily Rothman - 'Between Two Worlds: Black Women and the Fight for Voting Rights' by Dr. Megan Bailey - 'Celebrate Women's Suffrage but Don't WhiteWash the Movement's Racism' by Tammy L. Brown - 'The Patchwork Path: A Quilt Map to Freedom' by Bettye Stroud - history.com - National Women's History Alliance - UN Women - oldtimecandy.com - rock archive - rolling stone - black music scholar
As this will be my last summer teaching camps on OutSchool, I am launching a coupon code taking $10 off any camp - KOLENSUMMER10! This coupon will be good until the end of March. Hello OutSchool families! My name is Chelsey and I am an...
Group Class
$100
for 5 classes5x per week, 1 week
120 min
Completed by 6 learners
Live video meetings
Ages 7-11
4-10 learners per class