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Summer Culture Camp

Volume 5, Issue 3

For questions / inquiries during camp hours ,

please call: 321.804.3384

Welcome to a Fun-Filled Summer!

HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO REMEMBER: Please wear camp shirts at all times in order to help protect your clothing from the

creative art process. Want more shirts? Purchase them at any time for $5 each!

Please no flip flops or open toed shoes!

On Friday please bring a box or bag to transport your child’s artwork home—the

green cubbies stay here at camp!

Snacks are sold for $3 each. Check out page 3 for the menu!

Remember to review our Behavior Policy with your camper. We’ll need their signature too!

NEW THIS YEAR:

In order to help document the fun and memories throughout camp, each student will be

keeping short journals of their daily experiences. These journals may also be used to

convey important information regarding your child, including helpful notes from camp

staff, and some fun memories of our own. We’ll let you know about these notes if they show up in your child’s journal and if / what the next steps should be. Ask our Manager for more information!

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

What to Know................................. 1

New This Year ................................ 1

Weekly Schedule ............................ 2

Teacher Spotlight ........................... 2

Snack Menu .................................... 3

Weekly Schedule Cont. ................... 3

Teacher Spotlight ........................... 4

A&H FUN FACTS

The relief sculpture work around

our campus draws inspiration

from all over the world. How

many cultures can you count?

Carl Galloway began the Winter

Park Telephone Company here in

Maitland—in his father’s general store!

Stella Waterhouse was one of the

town’s first librarians at the Maitland Library—that’s still there today!

Half Day Full Day

8:30-9 Extended Care Drop Off Extended Care Drop Off

8:45-9 Regular Drop Off Regular Drop Off

9:00-11:00 Art Class #1 Art Class #1

11-11:30 Lunch Lunch

11:30-1:30 Art Class #2 Art Class #2

1:30-1:45 Half Day Pick Up

1:30-2 Snack Break

2:00-4:00 Cultural Component

4-4:15 Regular Pick Up

4:00-6:00 Extended Care Pick Up

Is your child one of our full day campers? Here’s what’s on the agenda from 2 pm—4 pm each day.

Monday

Art and Architecture Scavenger Hunt. Our campus is filled with such

amazing things to see. We’ll be taking our campers on an adventure around the Maitland Art Center as we hunt for clues in the buildings

and stonework.

Tuesday

Building Races. Group work is the name of the game today. Our

campers will work together in teams to create the strongest, tallest

towers. We’ll also be experimenting with different techniques to “build” fun crafts, including slime, mermaids, and window paint!

Wednesday

Puppet Workshop. Our very own Art School Manager, Megan Boye will

be by this afternoon to teach the children how to make fun, unique

puppets.

WEEK 3: BUILD IT!

SO WHAT ARE WE DOING THIS WEEK?

Everything we do this week will

jump off the page. Drawing influ-

ence from the architecture all

around us, our sculpture work

will reach new heights in clay,

paper, and even concrete!

TEACHER SPOTLIGHT:

KRISTINA JUSINO

Ms. Jusino is the art

teacher at Forest City

Elementary. She has a BA

in Arts Education from the

Pratt Institute in Brooklyn,

NY and a MA in Teaching

from Nova Southeastern

University. This is Ms.

Jusino’s third year teaching at our camp and we are so

happy to have her back!

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OUR WEEK CONTINUED...

Thursday

Carpentry Crew. Did you know the Art & History Museums—Maitland

has its very own Carpenter? Hampton Paulk works in our Carpentry

Shop Museum and we’ll be visiting him today to build some napkin holders. Closed Toe Shoes are a MUST today!!!

Friday

Curatorial visit, art show, and movie day! Our weeks always end in our

Art Show. Be sure each camper saves their favorite art piece from the

week to be proudly displayed in our showcase. A staff member from

curatorial will stop by to discuss the process of

displaying art in a museum and help our show really stand out!

We’ll end the day by watching The Lego Movie!

Don’t forget a box or bag to transport all of your child’s beautiful creations!

WHAT’S ON THE MENU TODAY?

$3 per snack

Choice Between: Fruit

Snacks, String Cheese,

OR Yogurt

And

Choice Between: Granola

Bar, Mini Pretzels, OR

Cookies

And

8 oz. Bottle of Water

Keep checking back this summer as our newsletter is updated with new art!

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TEACHER SPOTLIGHT:

LORENA PEREIRA

FERREIRA

Lorena is one of our fantastic

camp facilitators this year! She is

currently attending Valencia

College, majoring in Language

Arts Education. She is so excited

to have joined our camp team this

year as it gives her the opportunity

to work with many different grade

levels to decide which one she’d like to someday teach.

A WELCOME FROM THE EDUCATION

DEPARTMENT!

Thank you so much for your support of the Art & History Museums—Maitland!

Do you want to get more involved?

Consider becoming a Member (you’ll save 10% on camp and other programs).

Check out our Art School for classes for the young and young at

heart. Classes run on a quarterly basis.

Volunteer with us! We are always looking for hard-working,

dedicated individuals looking to help out a non-profit arts

organization. You can work in a museum, help out in the offices,

or even plant a flower or two.

For more information on our organization, please email

[email protected]

- Thanks for a Great Summer!

Art & History Museums -

Maitland

231 West Packwood Ave.

Maitland, FL.

32751

Phone: 407-539-2181

Fax: 888-316-5729

E-mail:

[email protected]

Tax ID: 59-1710129

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